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Championship roundup: Birmingham sink struggling Derby, West Brom held by QPR • Ex-PDP chair Bamanga Tukur dies at 90 • Equip Auto eyes West Africa’s automotive market with Abidjan debut • Abia seeks $50m to expand power infrastructure, cut national grid reliance • Haul of a deal: OHL's Steelheads net 17 picks for top hockey prospect • Osimhen: Galatasaray questioned for not signing new striker • Ghana records 3.8% increase in suicide cases between 2024-25 • 2000 bags of fertiliser delivered to Nkwanta South farmers • Meet 68-yr-old Nigerian grandfather who bagged first-class degree in UK • Former PDP chairman Bamanga Tukur dies at 90 • Police arrest suspected car theft kingpin, recover stolen vehicle in Mowe • Woman seeks refund of N1.64m transfer to Pastor Jerry Eze’s church [VIDEO] • Kwara monarch dies days after regaining freedom from kidnappers • ‘Masaji’ za saluni zatajwa kuharibu uti wa mgongo, chanzo kupooza • Before its peak, El Nino brings failed crops and empty fishing nets • Suspected vehicle theft kingpin arrested in Ogun • MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Ordinary People’ has all the ingredients, but too much on its plate • Tanzania yachangamkia fursa ushirikiano wa teknolojia Korea • IGP not opposed to citizens recording police officers – Media aide • Ooni, wife unveil twins’ faces, names after traditional rites (PHOTOS) • Championship roundup: Birmingham sink struggling Derby, West Brom held by QPR • Ex-PDP chair Bamanga Tukur dies at 90 • Equip Auto eyes West Africa’s automotive market with Abidjan debut • Abia seeks $50m to expand power infrastructure, cut national grid reliance • Haul of a deal: OHL's Steelheads net 17 picks for top hockey prospect • Osimhen: Galatasaray questioned for not signing new striker • Ghana records 3.8% increase in suicide cases between 2024-25 • 2000 bags of fertiliser delivered to Nkwanta South farmers • Meet 68-yr-old Nigerian grandfather who bagged first-class degree in UK • Former PDP chairman Bamanga Tukur dies at 90 • Police arrest suspected car theft kingpin, recover stolen vehicle in Mowe • Woman seeks refund of N1.64m transfer to Pastor Jerry Eze’s church [VIDEO] • Kwara monarch dies days after regaining freedom from kidnappers • ‘Masaji’ za saluni zatajwa kuharibu uti wa mgongo, chanzo kupooza • Before its peak, El Nino brings failed crops and empty fishing nets • Suspected vehicle theft kingpin arrested in Ogun • MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Ordinary People’ has all the ingredients, but too much on its plate • Tanzania yachangamkia fursa ushirikiano wa teknolojia Korea • IGP not opposed to citizens recording police officers – Media aide • Ooni, wife unveil twins’ faces, names after traditional rites (PHOTOS)

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EIB Boost Africa channels €108m into early-stage enterprises

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The European Investment Bank (EIB) Boost Africa initiative has channeled €108m into innovative early-stage enterprises across Sub-Saharan Africa over the

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