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Eleven suspected cultists remanded in Ilorin custodial centre • Benue begins investigation after suspected Mpox report • PDP: Turaki camp meets Jonathan • Glasgow 2026: NSC Increases Performance Bonus For Team Nigeria • Mpox: Benue investigates suspected cases in Konshisha LG • Police Probe Death Of Pastor In Akwa Ibom • NSCDC unveils safety campaign to secure schools in Abia • UNN CONVOCATION: Provide solutions to insecurity, food scarcity, Tinubu tasks Academia • Bomadi community assures Igbo traders of security amid burglary concerns • Enugu NDC stakeholders reaffirm support for Johnpaul Anih-led SWC, caution agents of destabilisation • Benue investigates suspected Mpox case • Kebbi Govt Dismisses Claims of Abandoning Communities to Insecurity • Peller Turns Down DSTV Offer To Stream Wedding Ceremony • 100-year-old Mel Brooks Lands At Comic-Con For ‘Spaceballs’ Sequel • China evacuates 340,000 people as Typhoon Noul approaches • Iran foreign minister says no military solution to Yemen conflict • Niger State Eyes Industrial Boom With Proposed International Trade Zone • Onoh backs Mutfwang’s apology to Igbos, faults Dalung • Remi Tinubu pays homage to Sultan, hails role in national unity • National Community Media Cyber Capability Building Project Launch set for 3rd August 2026 • Eleven suspected cultists remanded in Ilorin custodial centre • Benue begins investigation after suspected Mpox report • PDP: Turaki camp meets Jonathan • Glasgow 2026: NSC Increases Performance Bonus For Team Nigeria • Mpox: Benue investigates suspected cases in Konshisha LG • Police Probe Death Of Pastor In Akwa Ibom • NSCDC unveils safety campaign to secure schools in Abia • UNN CONVOCATION: Provide solutions to insecurity, food scarcity, Tinubu tasks Academia • Bomadi community assures Igbo traders of security amid burglary concerns • Enugu NDC stakeholders reaffirm support for Johnpaul Anih-led SWC, caution agents of destabilisation • Benue investigates suspected Mpox case • Kebbi Govt Dismisses Claims of Abandoning Communities to Insecurity • Peller Turns Down DSTV Offer To Stream Wedding Ceremony • 100-year-old Mel Brooks Lands At Comic-Con For ‘Spaceballs’ Sequel • China evacuates 340,000 people as Typhoon Noul approaches • Iran foreign minister says no military solution to Yemen conflict • Niger State Eyes Industrial Boom With Proposed International Trade Zone • Onoh backs Mutfwang’s apology to Igbos, faults Dalung • Remi Tinubu pays homage to Sultan, hails role in national unity • National Community Media Cyber Capability Building Project Launch set for 3rd August 2026

July 25, 2026|18:47

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Kano digital market targets ₦50bn revenue, 100,000 jobs

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The new Hajaj-ZOEC Digital Market in Kano aims for ₦50bn revenue and 100,000 jobs, boosting Kano’s status as a major commercial hub in West Africa. Read More: https://punchng.com/kano-digital-market-targets-%e2%82%a650bn-revenue-100000-jobs/

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