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EUROMATCH NPFL: ‘Not The Result We Wanted’ — Katsina United React After Frustrating Draw With Rivers United • GIA DECRY LOSS OF REVENUE TO PRIVATE COMPETITOR LEADING TO CUTS IN STAFF INCENTIVES • China announces grant to fund electricity project in Greater Banjul Area • Kano recruits 2,037 health workers, warns against patient abuse • Nigeria @66: PDP urges citizens to keep hope alive • Concerned Indigenes, Stakeholders Call for Accountability of Funds from Oil Companies • Benue to criminalise discrimination against tuberculosis patients • Five talking points from Tinubu’s Independence Day address to Nigerians • UAC to sell 73.29% Livestock Feeds stake to Sunbeth for N19.5bn • Flood disrupts homes, businesses in Osun • Sanwo-Olu urges Nigerians to embrace patriotism, values as Nigeria • NIGERIA @66: NHRC Calls For Rights-Based Development, Equal Justice For All • STAND-Gambia trains 10 women amputees in tie-dye making • Budget expert urges gov’t to consult citizens in budget making • Gambia nominated co-chair of Global Alliance for The Missing • Turn around, Essa Faal • EFSCRJ demands full publication of NPP-APP-Sobeyaa deal • Guinea-Bissau embassy marks 53rd independence anniversary • GTBoard DG raises alarm over safety in TDA, vows action against violators • GTBoard’s beach-party ban gets pushback • EUROMATCH NPFL: ‘Not The Result We Wanted’ — Katsina United React After Frustrating Draw With Rivers United • GIA DECRY LOSS OF REVENUE TO PRIVATE COMPETITOR LEADING TO CUTS IN STAFF INCENTIVES • China announces grant to fund electricity project in Greater Banjul Area • Kano recruits 2,037 health workers, warns against patient abuse • Nigeria @66: PDP urges citizens to keep hope alive • Concerned Indigenes, Stakeholders Call for Accountability of Funds from Oil Companies • Benue to criminalise discrimination against tuberculosis patients • Five talking points from Tinubu’s Independence Day address to Nigerians • UAC to sell 73.29% Livestock Feeds stake to Sunbeth for N19.5bn • Flood disrupts homes, businesses in Osun • Sanwo-Olu urges Nigerians to embrace patriotism, values as Nigeria • NIGERIA @66: NHRC Calls For Rights-Based Development, Equal Justice For All • STAND-Gambia trains 10 women amputees in tie-dye making • Budget expert urges gov’t to consult citizens in budget making • Gambia nominated co-chair of Global Alliance for The Missing • Turn around, Essa Faal • EFSCRJ demands full publication of NPP-APP-Sobeyaa deal • Guinea-Bissau embassy marks 53rd independence anniversary • GTBoard DG raises alarm over safety in TDA, vows action against violators • GTBoard’s beach-party ban gets pushback

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EBID launches 2027 investment forum to mobilise capital for West Africa’s resilience

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The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) has launched the 2027 ECOWAS Investment Forum (EIF 2027), as the regional

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