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Pelagic, whitefish players hope for January resolution as Nigeria border remains shut

Exporters hope borders will re-open in January in time for the new pelagic season, and as Nigeria runs out of fish, as local sales prices are reportedly soaring

By Eva Tallaksen and Tom Seaman | Dec. 5, 2013 09:25 GMT
Nigeria, around Calabar. Photo: jbdodane
Nigeria, around Calabar. Photo: jbdodane
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