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No fewer than 4,000 persons in Lagos benefitted on Friday from the sale of rice seized by the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS). Comptroller-General of the NCS, Mr Adewale Adeniyi, had on Thursday directed that the seized rice be sold to members of the public at a subsidised rate of N10,000 per 25kg bag. He directed
NAN reports that there was a huge crowd outside the gate of the NCS where the sale took place. | Pulse Nigeria
Rents in Lagos have surged by 91.32 per cent over the past five years, posing a challenge to residents seeking affordable housing.
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Our correspondent observed that cars and tricycles swerved from one side of the dusty asphalt roads to the other while dodging the potholes.