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Whereas Minister Allison Madueke is very
well-known to OPEC and the international oil producing countries as a
knowledgeable technocrat, the OPEC, it is reported, refused to appoint her to
the post she was recommended to fill by the Federal Government of Nigeria on
the discriminatory basis that she is a woman...
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