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Reps move to revive abandoned Akwa Ibom power project

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The House of Representatives is working to revive the abandoned 330kV Ikot Ekpene–Ikot Abasi Transmission Line Project, boosting Akwa Ibom power supply. Read More: https://punchng.com/reps-move-to-revive-abandoned-akwa-ibom-power-project/

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