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Three arrested over alleged mob killing in Kano • BBNaija unveils ‘the gambit’ twist, bars two housemates from N160m prize • NEMA clears 50% debris of collapsed Anambra hostel, resumes rescue Tuesday • Gunmen abduct 10-year-old boy in Yobe, demand ransom • Ronaldo Lands Major Role In New TV Drama • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 27, 2026: Nigerian Naira records depreciation against US currency • NCDC raises alarm over states’ preparedness for ebola, cholera, lassa fever • Insecurity: Bago launches 218-man anti-crime squad, commissions 12 police patrol vehicles in Niger • 'Black Tax' inavyokwamisha vijana kujijenga kiuchumi • Kindiki loses key intergovernmental role to Mudavadi in Ruto's shake-up • BBNaija season 11: Chimsom emerges first HoH, loses lounge privilege in new twist • Done Deal: Orban Joins Turkish Club On Loan • WAFCON 2026: We are here to defend our title and qualify for the World Cup – Madugu • ‘No one can rig Osun poll’ – Gov Adeleke • Nigeria Customs releases final list of successful candidates for immediate appointment [Full List] • Fifa president Gianni Infantino called to appear before Congress over Trump ties • Preview: Nigeria’s Super Falcons Kickoff 11th WAFCON Title Quest Vs Malawi • Ghana partners Egypt ahead of 70years of diplomatic relations • INEC reacts to PVC collection centre attack in Osun as governorship poll approaches • Plateau records 441 suspected cholera cases, 14 deaths • Three arrested over alleged mob killing in Kano • BBNaija unveils ‘the gambit’ twist, bars two housemates from N160m prize • NEMA clears 50% debris of collapsed Anambra hostel, resumes rescue Tuesday • Gunmen abduct 10-year-old boy in Yobe, demand ransom • Ronaldo Lands Major Role In New TV Drama • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, July 27, 2026: Nigerian Naira records depreciation against US currency • NCDC raises alarm over states’ preparedness for ebola, cholera, lassa fever • Insecurity: Bago launches 218-man anti-crime squad, commissions 12 police patrol vehicles in Niger • 'Black Tax' inavyokwamisha vijana kujijenga kiuchumi • Kindiki loses key intergovernmental role to Mudavadi in Ruto's shake-up • BBNaija season 11: Chimsom emerges first HoH, loses lounge privilege in new twist • Done Deal: Orban Joins Turkish Club On Loan • WAFCON 2026: We are here to defend our title and qualify for the World Cup – Madugu • ‘No one can rig Osun poll’ – Gov Adeleke • Nigeria Customs releases final list of successful candidates for immediate appointment [Full List] • Fifa president Gianni Infantino called to appear before Congress over Trump ties • Preview: Nigeria’s Super Falcons Kickoff 11th WAFCON Title Quest Vs Malawi • Ghana partners Egypt ahead of 70years of diplomatic relations • INEC reacts to PVC collection centre attack in Osun as governorship poll approaches • Plateau records 441 suspected cholera cases, 14 deaths

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Funding available, but Nigeria lacks investment-ready startups, says SMEDAN

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SMEDAN states Nigeria has funding but lacks investment-ready startups. The agency is training entrepreneurs to build innovative, globally competitive busin Read More: https://punchng.com/funding-available-but-nigeria-lacks-investment-ready-startups-says-smedan/

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