Why couldn’t the companies, which have been repatriating profits to their home countries over the years, be given some funds The post Much ado about multinational firms exiting Nigeria (2) …
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In 1992, at a time of growing concern that the American society was invaded by and afflicted with drug use, teenage pregnancy, suicide and violence, William Kilpatrick, professor of educational …
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