₦37bn to renovate a 20-year-old Nigerian National Assembly complex?
By Guardian Exclusive
21 December 2019 |
4:37 pm
Multi-award-winning columnist and Head of The Guardian's Editorial Board gives a breakdown of what ₦37bn could provide for Nigerians in the latest episode of ‘Inside Stuff.’
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