The World Bank supports a Women Programme in Ogun State, which Abiodun's administration has taken ownership of.
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What happened
The World Bank supports a Women Programme in Ogun State, which Abiodun's administration has taken ownership of.
Who's involved
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Initiatives led by Abiodun are underway in Ogun State, aligning with the Renewed Hope Agenda and focusing on developmental strides.Also in this story
- The government announced new security initiatives for Ogun State.
- The administration responded to security threats in neighbouring states.
The entities involved
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World Bank
international financial institution
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Ogun State
state of Nigeria
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Abiodun
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