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How red tape ‘detained’ 300 containers of power equipment for 20 years

How red tape ‘detained’ 300 containers of power equipment for 20 years
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Nigeria’s power sector and economy at large are counting the cost of bureaucratic delays after more than 300 containers of vital electricity transmission equipment were left stranded at various seaport terminals in Lagos for about 20 years. The post How red tape ‘detained’ 300 containers of power equipment for 20 years appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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