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March 21, 2024First News

Nearly $200 million invested in food security in Nigeria—US Embassy

The official noted that they have also provided modest grants to 33 private-sector companies to leverage over $150 million in private-sector development, generate $306 million in domestic sales, and create over 23,000 jobs.

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