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China plans to get Nigeria back on track

01 November 2006

China Civil Engineering and Construction Corporation (CCECC) has signed an $8.3 billion contract to design, construct and maintain a railway line between Nigeria's two main commercial cities of Lagos and Kano.

The contract was signed by Nigeria's deputy transport minister Muhammad Aliyu, the president of the CCECC, Lin Rongxin, and...

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