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Lawmakers Moves to Save Kimberly-Clark from Exiting Nigeria

indus-admin2 years ago02 mins

The exit of Kimberly-Clark will lead to massive job losses, affect the Nigerian economy and cause difficulty in getting safe and healthy sanitary products at affordable prices in Nigeria.”

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