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Lawan applauds Tinubu’s expansion of army to 12 Divisions • Awoniyi urges winning mentality in new campaign • Genk break transfer record to sign Durosinmi • Shettima advocates collaboration to shape AI, telecom policies • Nigerian onion traders seek Ghana’s intervention over detention of trucks • Joshua not ready to move on from friends’ deaths • Keystone Bank empowers youths through innovation, education • Yusuf stars in Revolution, Toronto draw • Iheanacho defends move to Bursaspor • Nasarawa lawmaker raises alarm over killing of 32 persons in constituency • Falcons will get their WAFCON largesse, Dikko assures • Rangers adopt Remo’s Stadium for CAF Champions League • UBA named Nigeria’s Best ESG, retail bank • Nigeria deny Egypt sweep at ITTF Africa Youth Champs • GTCO advocates acceptance, inclusion for people with autism • Lagos trains 400 council workers for retirement • Report: 77% of Africa’s $23bn betting market unregulated • Lagos assembly confirms three LG commission nominees, defers two • ‘Domestic investors now control 80% of stock market’ • NALDA empowers 100 Ogun women farmers • Lawan applauds Tinubu’s expansion of army to 12 Divisions • Awoniyi urges winning mentality in new campaign • Genk break transfer record to sign Durosinmi • Shettima advocates collaboration to shape AI, telecom policies • Nigerian onion traders seek Ghana’s intervention over detention of trucks • Joshua not ready to move on from friends’ deaths • Keystone Bank empowers youths through innovation, education • Yusuf stars in Revolution, Toronto draw • Iheanacho defends move to Bursaspor • Nasarawa lawmaker raises alarm over killing of 32 persons in constituency • Falcons will get their WAFCON largesse, Dikko assures • Rangers adopt Remo’s Stadium for CAF Champions League • UBA named Nigeria’s Best ESG, retail bank • Nigeria deny Egypt sweep at ITTF Africa Youth Champs • GTCO advocates acceptance, inclusion for people with autism • Lagos trains 400 council workers for retirement • Report: 77% of Africa’s $23bn betting market unregulated • Lagos assembly confirms three LG commission nominees, defers two • ‘Domestic investors now control 80% of stock market’ • NALDA empowers 100 Ogun women farmers

July 23, 2026|23:43

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Ghana ranked 6th in Africa, 20th globally among most AI-ready outsourcing destinations

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Ghana ranked 6th in Africa, 20th globally among most AI-ready outsourcing destinations

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Ghana ranked 6th in Africa, 20th globally among most AI-ready outsourcing destinations

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