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August 23, 2026|13:35

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Ekiti seeks $500m investment from Egypt to boost industrialisation

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Ekiti State targets $500m industrial and trade investment from Egypt to boost industrialisation, create jobs, and strengthen agricultural value chains. Read More: https://punchng.com/ekiti-seeks-500m-investment-from-egypt-to-boost-industrialisation/

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