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FIRST E&P/NNPC JV concludes medical outreach to 11 host communities in Bayelsa

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The outreach covered over 3,400 residents of its 11 host communities in Bayelsa State which include Koluama 1, Koluama 2, Ekeni, Fishtown, Foropa, Ezetu 1, Ezetu 2, Sangana, Oginibiri, Okumbiri, and Okumbiribeleu.

The post FIRST E&P/NNPC JV concludes medical outreach to 11 host communities in Bayelsa appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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