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NAMA seeks PENCOM clarification over retiree benefits, debunks pension neglect

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By Olusegun Koiki Verified
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
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Customs, BAT sign pact to tackle illicit tobacco trade

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By Olusegun Koiki Verified
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and British American Tobacco Nigeria (BAT) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening efforts to combat illicit tobacco trade, improve regulatory compliance and protect legitimate business investments.
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Century after, NRC still running at a loss

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By Olusegun Koiki Verified, Benjamin Alade Verified
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
Despite heavy government funding, especially in the last decade, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) still operates at a loss, relying on loans to remain on the tracks, OLUSEGUN KOIKI and BENJAMIN ALADE report. For two centuries, rail transportation has remained one of the most powerful catalysts for economic growth, industrialisation and national integration.
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