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  1. International investment is supporting road infrastructure development across various African nations, including Nigeria and Togo.

Islamic Development Bank Funds Minna-Bida Road Project in Nigeria

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The Islamic Development Bank provided funding for the Minna-Bida Road Project in Nigeria. Officials from the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Islamic Development Bank commended Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago for initiating the New Niger Development Project (NNDP). The Minna-Bida Road Project, funded by the Islamic Development Bank, has reached 75 per cent implementation within two years.

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The project's progress highlights the role of international financing in accelerating infrastructure development in Nigeria. The Federal Ministry of Finance noted that the centralized Project Implementation Unit established under the NNDP has improved coordination and reduced bureaucratic bottlenecks.

International investment is supporting road infrastructure development across various African nations, including Nigeria and Togo.

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    Nigeria might see improvements in supply chain costs due to the major infrastructure project funding.

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