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Senate moves to halt textile imports, seeks revival of local Industry

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Senate on Tuesday called for a total ban on the importation of textile materials into Nigeria, declaring that the measure is critical to reviving the country’s once-vibrant textile sector, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. Lawmakers also urged the

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