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Why FG diverted ₦100bn CNG bus fund to vehicle conversions, tricycles — Official
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Why FG diverted ₦100bn CNG bus fund to vehicle conversions, tricycles — Official

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
An official has explained why the FG diverted its ₦100bn CNG bus fund from buying 3,000 buses to funding vehicle conversions and tricycles instead. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-fg-diverted-%e2%82%a6100bn-cng-bus-fund-to-vehicle-conversions-tricycles-official/

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