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  1. The Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria has begun regulating how corporate entities transform, requiring statutory approvals for these changes.

An advocacy group collaborates on an EU-funded project in Nigeria while pushing for stronger civic space reforms and improved governance.

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An advocacy group collaborates on an EU-funded project in Nigeria while pushing for stronger civic space reforms and improved governance.

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  2. Advocacy work focuses on governance and civic space improvements in Nigeria.1 source

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