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For the Record

Jos Steel remains dormant 3 years after privatisation

By Everest Amaefule, Abuja, Published: Tuesday, 3 Nov 2009

Three years after it was sold to a private entity, there is no sign that life is returning to the Jos Steel Rolling Company, a team of public inspectors from the Bureau of Enterprises has found. ...

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