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Nigeria to Get Sub-Saharan Africa’s Biggest Solar-Powered Steel Plant

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Nigeria to Get Sub-Saharan Africa’s Biggest Solar-Powered Steel Plant

African Industries won 500 hectares in Niger State for what it calls sub-Saharan Africa’s largest solar-powered steel operation. The post Nigeria to Get Sub-Saharan Africa’s Biggest Solar-Powered Steel Plant appeared first on The Rio Times .

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