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Kogi Targets $350m Investment in Agriculture, Infrastructure

adminFeb 14, 2018

The Kogi State government has said it is hoping to attract about $350 million which it would put into developing its agriculture and infrastructure within this year....

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Kogi Doctors Resume Suspended Strike

adminJan 07, 2018

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Kogi on Sunday directed its members to resume a strike they suspended on June 22, 2017, about six months ago. The association...

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  • Litigation Cannot Rewrite the Ballot — Why Karimi’s Mandate Should Stand
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