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There is no gainsaying the fact that Nigerians have an insatiable penchant for imported goods not minding the harm to the economy. This attitude has seen our people bring artisans from outside the country to carry out finishing of their houses rather than patronize local ones. The Federal Government in its resolve to block this […]

 

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