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Nigerian govt reopens First Niger Bridge after 38 days of closure

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Nigerian govt reopens First Niger Bridge after 38 days of closure

PREMIUM TIMES reported that the bridge was closed for rehabilitation starting 7 September, initially scheduled for two weeks but later extended indefinitely due to persistent rainfall. The post Nigerian govt reopens First Niger Bridge af…

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