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Appointment Profound Nat'l Trust That Requires Diligence, Effort, Says PM Abiy • Tigray Faces a Double Catastrophe - War and Worsening Hunger • Soil Health Restoring Efforts Improving Crop Productivity - Director • Ethiopia's Parliament Unanimously Approves PM Abiy's Cabinet Nominees • Negelle Borana-Moyale Road Left Without Maintenance for Decades - Residents Demand Urgent Action • Ethiopia Warns of Flash Floods As Bega Rains Raise Climate Risks Amid El Niño • Nigeria leaves N40tn manufacturing opportunities untapped – Report • Nigeria promotes investment without building production capacity – UNILAG don • Pupils race to meet Oct 31 dairy essay deadline • Adeniyi lauds Nigeria’s Veterans World Wrestling Champs medal • Import waivers, insecurity end two-year agric trade surplus • WORLD IN BRIEF: Maduro charged with torture conspiracy, Prince Harry reveals post UK depression, Ghana cocoa regulator raises $288m and other stories • FAAN sets December for opening of new MMIA terminal link bridge • Olowu, AIG Ewah push stronger intelligence network across Osun, Oyo • FG offers petrol at N1,350 for next 30 days; opposition kicks • Lagos mobilises youths for military recruitment • 2027: ADC activates presidential campaign machinery • LASG urges food employers to end HIV discrimination • FG moves 2026 unfinished projects into 2027 budget • Moove exits Nigeria, transfers N35bn vehicles to customers • Appointment Profound Nat'l Trust That Requires Diligence, Effort, Says PM Abiy • Tigray Faces a Double Catastrophe - War and Worsening Hunger • Soil Health Restoring Efforts Improving Crop Productivity - Director • Ethiopia's Parliament Unanimously Approves PM Abiy's Cabinet Nominees • Negelle Borana-Moyale Road Left Without Maintenance for Decades - Residents Demand Urgent Action • Ethiopia Warns of Flash Floods As Bega Rains Raise Climate Risks Amid El Niño • Nigeria leaves N40tn manufacturing opportunities untapped – Report • Nigeria promotes investment without building production capacity – UNILAG don • Pupils race to meet Oct 31 dairy essay deadline • Adeniyi lauds Nigeria’s Veterans World Wrestling Champs medal • Import waivers, insecurity end two-year agric trade surplus • WORLD IN BRIEF: Maduro charged with torture conspiracy, Prince Harry reveals post UK depression, Ghana cocoa regulator raises $288m and other stories • FAAN sets December for opening of new MMIA terminal link bridge • Olowu, AIG Ewah push stronger intelligence network across Osun, Oyo • FG offers petrol at N1,350 for next 30 days; opposition kicks • Lagos mobilises youths for military recruitment • 2027: ADC activates presidential campaign machinery • LASG urges food employers to end HIV discrimination • FG moves 2026 unfinished projects into 2027 budget • Moove exits Nigeria, transfers N35bn vehicles to customers

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