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FG will Gain $700 Million From Banning Car Importation Through Land Borders
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Someone Converted Latest-Gen Range Rover SUV Into An Ultimate Luxury Pickup Truck
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Agbado To Oyingbo : Red Line Train Service Increases Daily Morning Trips To Five, Starting February 10
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FRSC Recovers 73 Stolen Vehicles In 2024 Through The NVIS Portal, Corolla And Camry Most Stolen
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LASG Deploys ‘Checkpoint’ And ‘E-police’ Sites Across The State For Speed Monitoring And Traffic Violations
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Xiaomi Aims To Sell 10,000 Units Of High-performance SU7 Ultra In 2025
Queen D
January 21, 2017 at 17:30
We will all be glad if we can see the effect in our economy. We support any policy that will make Nigeria great again….
Tunde
February 19, 2017 at 20:07
Which policy? Bcos the Customs sole admin. Is novice about it, since they have close the border what difference did we see or giving some set of people great chance to hmmm. Regretting vote for this party so let’s wait and see the outcome by asking all the area comptroller of all land borders hw much revenue they made since January this year and December 2016. Is it all the dealers that can afford to travel abroad to buy cars? That’s the major reason they go to neighboring country to buy one or two and sell it Nigeria so their family eat.
AutoJosh
February 20, 2017 at 11:45
Well said