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Stakeholders urge labour to shape Nigeria’s low-carbon future

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Stakeholders call on Nigerian labour unions to actively shape the nation’s low-carbon future, ensuring a just transition for workers and communities. Read More: https://punchng.com/stakeholders-urge-labour-to-shape-nigerias-low-carbon-future/

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