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ICT attracts $42m direct foreign investment — Shittu

The Minister for Communication, Dr Adebayo Shittu on Monday disclosed that Information and Communications Technology has attracted over 42 million dollars direct foreign investment to national economy between 2001 and 2019.ADVERTISEMENT

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