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FOBTOB Grumbling Over Closure of Alcohol Manufacturers’ Depots by NAFDAC

Franklin Ocheneyi8 months ago8 months ago02 mins

, stakeholders in the industry and consumer rights group have staged protests in Lagos and Abuja against the NADFAC’s ban, emphasising that the policy could displace more than 5.5 million Nigerians from their jobs.

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