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Senate passes bill to unlock funding for small businesses

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The Nigerian Senate has passed a landmark bill to establish a legal framework for receivables financing, unlocking crucial funding for small businesses and Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-passes-bill-to-unlock-funding-for-small-businesses/

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