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Single window portal records over 39,000 trade applications

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Nigeria’s National Single Window portal has processed over 39,000 trade applications in eight weeks, demonstrating growing reliance on the platform. Read More: https://punchng.com/single-window-portal-records-over-39000-trade-applications/

Single window portal records over 39,000 trade applications

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