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CSCS pays first mid-year dividend of N1 per share • Nwadike backs Falcons for 11th WAFCON crown • Nigeria must keep pace with Africa’s women’s football – Falode • Namadi laments officials’ absence after unscheduled visit • Nafada camp rejects APC switch, backs Pantami • NUJ charges Gombe appointees to embrace transparency • Igboho says security outfit enrolment hits 80,000 volunteers • Emir backs Kebbi’s free farm policy, urges transparent distribution • Eight die, nine missing in Jigawa boat tragedy • ‘Eagles must get 2030 right after 2026 heartbreak’ • Nestle rewards decades of consumer loyalty with nationwide promotion • NEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed • FCMB, 247 Travels unveil N10m ticket financing scheme • Kwankwaso: Obi and I Signed Agreement on One Term, Power to Shift to North After • Oyedele: Tinubu Hasn’t Borrowed Up to N80trn, Blames Debt Rise on FX, Legacy Liabilities • FirstHoldCo Delivers N1.93 Trillion Gross Earnings and N653.5 Billion PBT in H1 2026 • FG, Heifer International Partner for Youth Agritech, Food Security • W’African Nations Approve $27bn Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline to Move 30Bcm Annually • FATF to Countries: Tighten Oversight on Virtual Assets • Osun 2026: Adeleke campaign raises BVAS, PVC concerns • CSCS pays first mid-year dividend of N1 per share • Nwadike backs Falcons for 11th WAFCON crown • Nigeria must keep pace with Africa’s women’s football – Falode • Namadi laments officials’ absence after unscheduled visit • Nafada camp rejects APC switch, backs Pantami • NUJ charges Gombe appointees to embrace transparency • Igboho says security outfit enrolment hits 80,000 volunteers • Emir backs Kebbi’s free farm policy, urges transparent distribution • Eight die, nine missing in Jigawa boat tragedy • ‘Eagles must get 2030 right after 2026 heartbreak’ • Nestle rewards decades of consumer loyalty with nationwide promotion • NEMA assesses Sokoto storm, flood damage after four killed • FCMB, 247 Travels unveil N10m ticket financing scheme • Kwankwaso: Obi and I Signed Agreement on One Term, Power to Shift to North After • Oyedele: Tinubu Hasn’t Borrowed Up to N80trn, Blames Debt Rise on FX, Legacy Liabilities • FirstHoldCo Delivers N1.93 Trillion Gross Earnings and N653.5 Billion PBT in H1 2026 • FG, Heifer International Partner for Youth Agritech, Food Security • W’African Nations Approve $27bn Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline to Move 30Bcm Annually • FATF to Countries: Tighten Oversight on Virtual Assets • Osun 2026: Adeleke campaign raises BVAS, PVC concerns

July 21, 2026|02:48

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Edo issues mini-grid licence to indigenous power firm

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Edo State Government issues a 7MW mini-grid electricity licence to IZENERGY Limited, boosting access to electricity and driving industrial development in t Read More: https://punchng.com/edo-issues-mini-grid-licence-to-indigenous-power-firm/

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