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Dangote refinery spurs West Africa fuel trading hub ambitions

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By Camillus Eboh
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By Camillus Eboh ABUJA, Aug 11 (Reuters) - West African energy regulators are stepping up plans for a regional fuel pricing benchmark and trading hub, betting that a wave of new refining capacity led by Nigeria's Dangote refinery can give Africa a greater role in fuel price discovery and trade, Nigeria's regulator said on Tuesday.
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African free trade agency taps Nigerian firm for $3.1 billion customs overhaul project

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By Camillus Eboh
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By Camillus Eboh ABUJA, Aug 6 (Reuters) - The African Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat has signed a 20-year, $3.1 billion concession agreement with Nigeria's Bergmans Security Consultants and Supplies Ltd to roll out a continent-wide customs system to boost intra-African trade and curb revenue leakages across 50 member countries.
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Nigerian forces rescue 308 kidnap victims, presidency says

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By Camillus Eboh
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By Camillus Eboh ABUJA, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Nigerian security forces have rescued 308 people abducted in separate attacks in northern Niger and Kwara states, in what President Bola Tinubu described as the largest same-day rescue operation carried out by a joint security team. • The presidency said in a statement late on Wednesday that 163 of those rescued had been abducted from Woro community in Kwara's Kaiama district and another 145 from neighbouring Niger state.
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