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Ujiri challenges government, Nigerians on maintenance culture

The former D’Tigers player said more attention should be paid to keeping the facilities in good shape rather than building new ones and then leaving them poorly maintained.

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vanguardngr.comStai leggendo16 h fa

Ujiri challenges government, Nigerians on maintenance culture

The former D’Tigers player said more attention should be paid to keeping the facilities in good shape rather than building new ones and then leaving them poorly maintained.

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thisdaylive.com18 h fa

Ujiri Charges Govt, Nigerians to Improve Infrastructure Maintenance

Co-founder of Giants of Africa and President and Alternate Governor of the Dallas Mavericks, Masai Ujiri, has called on the various levels of government in Nigeria and institutions to pay greater attention to the…

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  1. sabato 30 maggio 2026·thisdaylive.com

    Ujiri Charges Govt, Nigerians to Improve Infrastructure Maintenance

    Co-founder of Giants of Africa and President and Alternate Governor of the Dallas Mavericks, Masai Ujiri, has called on the various levels of government in Nigeria and…

  2. sabato 30 maggio 2026·vanguardngr.com

    Ujiri challenges government, Nigerians on maintenance culture

    The former D’Tigers player said more attention should be paid to keeping the facilities in good shape rather than building new ones and then leaving them poorly maintained.