Nigéria e Reino Unido fecham acordo de £746 milhões para reconstruir os portos de Lagos

19 de março de 2026

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A Nigéria e o Reino Unido fecharam um acordo histórico de £746 milhões para reconstruir os portos de Lagos e aprofundar a parceria comercial.

Uma manchete do ThisDayLive informa que a Nigéria e o Reino Unido fecharam um acordo histórico de £746 milhões para reconstruir os portos de Lagos e aprofundar sua parceria comercial. A página, datada de 20 de março de 2026, lista esse fato entre outras histórias, incluindo "Um tecnocrata no comando da inovação", "A CAF e a final mais longa do futebol" e "O DHQ esclarece o comentário de Oluyede sobre o indígena do nordeste, alegando deturpação". Não há mais detalhes sobre o acordo no conteúdo extraído.

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Nigéria e Reino Unido fecham acordo de £746 milhões para reconstruir os portos de Lagos

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