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Evening recap: Reforms have put Nigeria on path to $1tn economy, says Tinubu, police rescue NYSC members, IPOB threaten 2027 election, other top stories

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Top of the chart this evening are stories that centre around Nigeria’s path to achieving a $1 trillion economy by 2030, as President Bola Tinubu said his administration’s reforms had strengthened the foundation for economic stability, growth and prosperity. In other news, the Commissioner of Police in Kogi State, Naziru Kankarofi, revealed how security operatives Read More: https://punchng.com/evening-recap-reforms-have-put-nigeria-on-path-to-1tn-economy-says-tinubu-police-rescue-nysc-members-ipob-threaten-2027-election-other-top-stories/

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