Labour productivity in Nigeria rose for the second consecutive quarter within the three months through July and September 2016, according to a report by state statistics body, National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
The report, which measures the relationship between nominal Gross Domestic Product (GD
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LOLADE AKINMURELE
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