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Tinubu vows end to culture of abandoned projects

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President Tinubu declares an end to the era of abandoned projects, commissioning a key Abuja road. His administration is committed to completing infrastruc Read More: https://punchng.com/tinubu-vows-end-to-culture-of-abandoned-projects/

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