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IBB: An Audacious Military President at 85 • Hizi hapa fursa zilizopo wazi sekta ya gesi asilia • Police arrest suspect over attack on Plateau community • NSCDC arrests three in Adamawa over alleged vandalism of 250 NNPC pipes • Moniepoint, Funke Akindele launch savings drive • Uproar in Anambra market as police shoot two traders • Tiseza yawatafutia soko wenye ulemavu wa kusikia • Michezo kama kazi kwa vijana wa Tanzania • Ogun ex-lawmaker urges FG to institutionalise food bank programme • Cross River gov orders aides to withdraw case against critic • Experts seek reforms to unlock poultry industry’s potential • ‘Obasanjo has no electoral value’ – Atiku • Aston Villa Considering Moves For Adarabioyo, Tomori As Konsa Replacement • Nigerian in Australia denied bail over alleged $5m disability scheme fraud • #OutToLunch: Practical skills still important even in the AI era • Dr. Ayub Mukisa: In Karamoja, Regulating Sorghum Sales Is Key to Ending the Food Crisis • 2027: I pity Tinubu because they’ll say he rigged after he wins - Sowunmi • NESG projects inflation to average 15.5% in H2’26 • Northern senators seek end to cycle of human killings in Plateau • Osun shooting: ‘Davido was targeted’ – Police confirm one dead • IBB: An Audacious Military President at 85 • Hizi hapa fursa zilizopo wazi sekta ya gesi asilia • Police arrest suspect over attack on Plateau community • NSCDC arrests three in Adamawa over alleged vandalism of 250 NNPC pipes • Moniepoint, Funke Akindele launch savings drive • Uproar in Anambra market as police shoot two traders • Tiseza yawatafutia soko wenye ulemavu wa kusikia • Michezo kama kazi kwa vijana wa Tanzania • Ogun ex-lawmaker urges FG to institutionalise food bank programme • Cross River gov orders aides to withdraw case against critic • Experts seek reforms to unlock poultry industry’s potential • ‘Obasanjo has no electoral value’ – Atiku • Aston Villa Considering Moves For Adarabioyo, Tomori As Konsa Replacement • Nigerian in Australia denied bail over alleged $5m disability scheme fraud • #OutToLunch: Practical skills still important even in the AI era • Dr. Ayub Mukisa: In Karamoja, Regulating Sorghum Sales Is Key to Ending the Food Crisis • 2027: I pity Tinubu because they’ll say he rigged after he wins - Sowunmi • NESG projects inflation to average 15.5% in H2’26 • Northern senators seek end to cycle of human killings in Plateau • Osun shooting: ‘Davido was targeted’ – Police confirm one dead

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Emzor raises N26.7bn bond to boost drug production

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Emzor Pharma Funding SPV Plc has raised a N26.7bn bond to expand manufacturing and strengthen local drug production, including Africa’s first antimalarial Read More: https://punchng.com/emzor-raises-n26-7bn-bond-to-boost-drug-production/

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