Former Cross River Governor Donald Duke has called on the Federal Government to lower the rising energy prices to enhance economic productivity....
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A former Governor of Cross River state, Mr Donald Duke has called on the Federal government to immediately explore avenues to cut down on the cost of energy supply in the country. The former governor reasoned that a significant cut in the cost of energy will help reduce the country’s current inflation figure of 33.40 […] The post Donald Duke Calls For Reduction In Energy Cost appeared first on Transport Day Newspaper.
Former Cross River Governor Donald Duke has called on the Federal Government to lower the rising energy prices to enhance economic productivity....
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