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Newspaper from 2001/04/06

The text is a news article about the delay in the Power Project in Lagos, Nigeria. The article features interviews with four individuals, including a lecturer, a businessman, a journalist, and a consultant. They all express their frustration with the delay and believe that the federal government is being unnecessarily difficult. Some suggest that the state government should take matters into its own hands and dialogue with the federal government to get the project done. Others believe that the project is important for the economy and should be prioritized.

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The text is a news article about the delay in the Power Project in Lagos, Nigeria. The article features interviews with four individuals, including a lecturer, a businessman, a journalist, and a consultant. They all express their frustration with the delay and believe that the federal government is being unnecessarily difficult. Some suggest that the state government should take matters into its own hands and dialogue with the federal government to get the project done. Others believe that the project is important for the economy and should be prioritized.

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