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US awards $125,000 grant to preserve Enugu iron-smelting site

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The US Consulate General awards a $125,000 grant to preserve the historic Lejja iron-smelting site in Enugu, Nigeria, safeguarding cultural heritage. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-awards-125000-grant-to-preserve-enugu-iron-smelting-site/

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