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International commitments on domestic procurement laws: evaluating the compliance level of Nigeria to the agreement on government procurement of world trade organisation
This article examines the extent of compliance of Nigerian procurement law with the agreement on government procurement of WTO (WTO GPA). It notes that while Nigerian law can be said to be in full compliance with the demands of the 2011 UNICITRAL Model Law, the same could not be said of Revised WTO...
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