The Minister of Trade, Industry and Investments, Doris Uzoka-Anite, clarified that the N1.6 billion allocated in the budget is for the maintenance of the Nigerian Trade Office in Geneva, not for a foreign trip.
The Minister of Trade , Industry and Investments , Doris Uzoka-Anite, clarified that the N1.6 billion allocated in the budget is for the maintenance of the Nigerian Trade Office in Geneva , not for a foreign trip .
She defended the budgetary allocation during a meeting with the Joint National Assembly Committee on Trade Industry and Investment.
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