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Tinubu, NCSP Review China Deal, Fast-Track Priority Projects

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Monday received the Director-General and Global Liaison of the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership (NCSP), Mr. Joseph Tegbe, at the Presidential Villa for a high-level briefing on the progress of Nigeria's comprehensive strategic engagement with China.

Tinubu, NCSP Review China Deal, Fast-Track Priority Projects

Mr. Tegbe briefed the President on ongoing initiatives under the NCSP framework, underscoring the achievements made since the bilateral agreement was signed with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The NCSP, he said, is making strides in securing targeted investments in key sectors including infrastructure, technology, manufacturing, agriculture

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