What does FGIR mean?
FGIR means Federal Government Inspector of Railways
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Federal Government Inspector of Railways?
Federal Government Inspector of Railways can be abbreviated as FGIR
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What does FGIR stand for? FGIR stands for "Federal Government Inspector of Railways". |
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How to abbreviate "Federal Government Inspector of Railways"? "Federal Government Inspector of Railways" can be abbreviated as FGIR. |
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What is the meaning of FGIR abbreviation? The meaning of FGIR abbreviation is "Federal Government Inspector of Railways". |
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What is FGIR abbreviation? One of the definitions of FGIR is "Federal Government Inspector of Railways". |
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What does FGIR mean? FGIR as abbreviation means "Federal Government Inspector of Railways". |
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What is shorthand of Federal Government Inspector of Railways? The most common shorthand of "Federal Government Inspector of Railways" is FGIR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FGON - Federal Government of Nigeria
- FGCJ - Federal Government College, Jos
- FGCRP - Federal Government Contract Review Panel
- FGDTLC - Federal Government Dockyard Trades and Labour Council
- FGEHF - Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation
- FGGCO - Federal Government Girls College Owerri
- GFDRE - Government of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
- FGPL - Federal Government Press Lagos
- FGIPC - Federal Government Information Processing Council
- FGN - Federal Government of Nigeria
- FGCK - Federal Government College, Kano
- FGCL - Federal Government College Lagos
- FGC - Federal Government College
- FGDLA - Federal Government Distance Learning Association
- FGAA - Federal Government Accountants Association
- HMIR - His/Her Majesty's Inspector of Railways
- FBI - Federal Boobie Inspector
- FGE - Federal Government of Ethiopia
- FGN - Federal Government of Nagaland
- fgn - Federal Government of Nigeria's