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Welders demand inclusion in AKK pipeline project

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Nigerian welders are demanding full compliance with local content laws in the AKK gas pipeline and other NNPC projects, citing unfair remuneration and side Read More: https://punchng.com/welders-demand-inclusion-in-akk-pipeline-project/

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