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April, 4th 2011
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IBM Helps Government Leaders in Nigeria Launch Health and Welfare Programs

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IBM’s engagement in Nigeria’s Cross River state began as a Corporate Service Corps volunteer project but morphed into a full-fledged business arrangement. Here’s how the company’s approach to engaging with society and its approach to doing business have merged into one.

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