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300 corps members will be attached to CNG centres after training — FG

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The Federal Government will attach 300 corps members to CNG centres after training them as technicians, boosting Nigeria’s transition to compressed natural Read More: https://punchng.com/300-corps-members-will-be-attached-to-cng-centres-after-training-fg/

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