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NDIC, Senate Committee Retreat on Financial System Stability

L –R: Chairman, Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and Other Financial Institutions, Senator Uba Sani and Managing Director/CE NDIC, Bello Hassan during the 2021 Senate Retreat with the Theme: “Financial System Stability: A Panacea for Sustainable Economic Growth and Development – The Role of NDIC” in Kaduna over the weekend.

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