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Jurisdiction | Government of Rivers State |
Headquarters | 3rd Floor, State Secretariat Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria 4°46′21″N7°1′1″E / 4.77250°N 7.01694°E Coordinates: 4°46′21″N7°1′1″E / 4.77250°N 7.01694°E |
Ministry executive |
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Website | http://www.rsmoic.gov.ng |
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