Road & Construction: Edo residents praised Gov. Monday Okpebholo for the new 8.6km Okpagha-Amufi road, citing fresh asphalt, drainage and erosion control that cut commute pain. Transport Infrastructure Accountability: Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Works is moving to terminate the Benin-Asaba Expressway concession over “gross” contract breaches, with officials warning the highway has deteriorated and may miss its delivery timeline. Energy & Industry Costs: NISO is threatening sanctions against electricity DisCos over over N1.5tn in unpaid market obligations, while separate reports highlight how power instability keeps factories burning money on alternative generation. Electricity Cross-Border Debt: Nigeria’s international customers (Benin and Togo) reportedly owe $28.33m for ancillary services, adding pressure to regional power payments. Logistics Disruption: Uber’s abrupt shutdown in Nigeria is still disrupting delivery and daily movement for Benin-based food logistics teams, forcing last-mile operators to scramble for alternatives. Climate & Agriculture: CSIR-SARI distributed 2,500 tree seedlings (mango, cashew, moringa) to communities to support agroforestry and climate adaptation. Coastal Risk: A Harvard-backed study warns West African coastlines can lose up to 30 feet per year, challenging the idea that hard sea defenses alone can solve erosion.
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Raptors Conservation: A tagged osprey shot in Ghana shows how West Africa’s hunting and habitat loss threaten migratory birds across the flyway, with calls for better tracking and cooperation between Europe and West Africa. Electricity & Industry Costs: Nigerian manufacturers spent N1.34tn on alternative power in 2025 as blackouts keep factories running on diesel, underlining how unstable supply hits production and competitiveness. Power Supply Disruption (Edo): Edo State says the prolonged shutdown of the Ossiomo Power plant is hurting businesses and SMEs, after an ownership dispute involving its Chinese partner. Roads & Infrastructure Accountability (Benin-Asaba): Nigeria’s Works ministry moves to terminate the Benin–Asaba concession over “gross” contract breaches, while ANEEJ demands a refund of over N14bn paid for the corridor, citing only about 40% work completed. Cross-border Trade Friction (AfCFTA): AfCFTA’s five-year push still leaves traders stuck at border paperwork, with examples of goods waiting for days despite promised tariff-free access. Electricity Market Debts (Benin/Togo): NERC reports Nigeria’s international customers in Benin and Togo owe $28.33m for ancillary services, adding pressure to regional power payments. Higher Education Pay Pressure: Fresh concerns emerge across federal varsities as lecturers say salary shortfalls disrupt the promised 40% pay increase.
Electricity & Cross-border Power: NISO has ordered Nigeria’s Discos to start settling outstanding market obligations, warning sanctions after the federal government netted about 97% of 2015–2020 debts. Regional Utilities Debt: Nigeria’s international customers, including Benin and Togo, owe $28.33m (N37.44bn) for ancillary electricity services, with payment gaps building across 2023–2025. Roads & Concessions: The Federal Ministry of Works is moving to terminate the Benin–Asaba expressway concession over “gross” contract breaches, while ANEEJ demands refund of over N14bn paid for the corridor, citing only about 40% work completion. Energy Supply Disruption (Edo): Edo says the prolonged shutdown of the Ossiomo Power plant is hurting businesses and SMEs, after an agreement was reached with the Benin Owena River Basin Authority. Security & Business Climate (Kogi/Edo): Kogi bans night arrests to protect due process; Edo’s governor promises faster security response and pushes ahead with operationalising the new 83 Division army facility. Trade & Market Access: AfCFTA hits five years, but border friction still delays goods—highlighting the gap between trade promises and real logistics. Agribusiness & Food Trade: A rice sourcing survey shows Gulf instability shifting buyer travel and procurement patterns; Benin registrations stand out for BIRC 2026. Mobility (Benin City): After Uber’s exit, inDrive says it’s ready to absorb drivers and passengers across major cities including Benin City.
Road Infrastructure & Accountability: Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Works is moving to terminate the Benin–Asaba expressway concession, saying the concessionaire’s work has worsened the 125-km highway and may not meet the approved scope. Civil Society Watch: ANEEJ is demanding a refund of over ₦14bn allegedly paid for the Benin–Asaba road, asking for full contract and payment records after claims that only about 40% of work was completed. Power & Regional Utilities: Nigeria’s international electricity customers in Benin and Togo owe about $28.33m (₦37.44bn) for ancillary services, with NERC annual reports showing partial payments and growing arrears. Electricity Market Pressure: NISO has told Discos to settle outstanding market obligations after the government netted off 97% of older debts, warning that proposed payment plans are unacceptable. Transport & Security: Kogi bans night arrests, ordering security agencies to follow due process in daytime. Military Readiness: Edo’s governor says the temporary facility for the new 83 Division will be ready within two weeks. Agribusiness & Trade: A BIRC survey shows Gulf instability is affecting overseas rice buyers’ travel and sourcing; Benin has 179 registered buyers for BIRC 2026. Oil Sector Policy: Nigeria’s upstream regulator says oil licensing rounds may shift to annual or even twice-yearly cycles to boost production and attract new operators. Mobility Market: After Uber’s exit, inDrive says it’s ready to absorb drivers and passengers across major cities including Benin City.
Road Accountability: ANEEJ is demanding transparency and a refund of over ₦14bn allegedly paid for the Benin–Asaba road corridor, after Works Minister Dave Umahi said only about 40% of contracted work was completed—ANEEJ wants the full contract, variations and payment records published. Agri-Industrial Push: Kogi State approved procurement of fertilisers and farm inputs and reported progress toward an African Development Bank-backed Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone (SAPZ), aiming to strengthen value chains and reduce post-harvest losses. Security & Business Continuity: Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo says security agencies will be able to respond to threats within five minutes statewide, with emergency numbers soon to be shared publicly—targeting safer conditions for residents and SMEs. Power Supply Shock: Edo State flagged the shutdown of Ossiomo power plant, saying it previously supplied about 11MW to government offices, residents and businesses, and urged resolution to protect investment and livelihoods. Cross-Border Trade Signals: A Bharat International Rice Conference survey says Gulf instability is reshaping buyer travel and sourcing; Benin is among the top overseas registrants, highlighting West Africa’s role in regional food trade flows.
AI Talent Pipeline: A World Bank-backed warning says Africa’s AI transition could backfire if employers automate entry-level roles too fast, echoing US hiring gaps for young workers in AI-exposed jobs. Rice Trade & Logistics: A Bharat International Rice Conference (BIRC) survey shows overseas buyers increasingly travel to India for direct access to production and export ecosystems; Benin ranks among top registrants (179). Power Supply Shock: Edo State flags the shutdown of Ossiomo power plant as a blow to businesses, hospitals and government operations, pushing reconnections to BEDC. Security Response Plan: Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo pledges dedicated emergency numbers and a five-minute response target to threats statewide. Oil Licensing Push: Nigeria’s upstream regulator signals more frequent oil bid rounds (annual or biannual) to boost output and attract new operators, including assets in the Benin Basin. Drug Enforcement: NDLEA warns of Mexican-linked cartels setting up industrial meth labs in Ogun and Oyo forests, intensifying arrests and patrols. Agriculture Innovation: Plant breeders call for more research investment ahead of Nigeria’s 2026 NPBA conference, stressing improved varieties for pests, drought and soil decline. Remittance Costs: UNCTAD notes Benin among LDCs with high remittance transfer costs, while mobile money and PAPSS are helping reduce cross-border fees.
AfDB Leadership & Delivery: AfDB chief Sidi Ould Tah is reshaping how the bank finances and prepares projects, but the real test is turning strategy into results amid Africa’s huge funding gaps in transport, education, energy and productivity. Cross-Border Payments & Trade Costs: UNCTAD says remittance costs remain high for LDCs, with Benin among the most expensive; it also points to rising mobile money use and PAPSS helping cut cross-border transaction costs. Border Policy for Industry & Food Supply: ADC chieftain Kenneth Imansuaghon backs Atiku’s plan to reopen Nigeria’s land borders (including Benin), arguing it would revive trade, ease business pressure and help stabilize food prices. Agriculture Innovation Push: Nigeria’s plant breeders urge more investment in agricultural research and plant breeding ahead of the NPBA 2026 conference, warning that climate stress, pests and declining soil productivity threaten food security. Electricity Sector Performance: Nigeria’s DisCos posted a June revenue gap of N48.85bn as billing and collection efficiencies fell, with NERC citing weak recovery and persistent power-sector losses. Benin-Linked Energy Finance: A report highlights Benin-born oil veteran Samuel Dossou-Aworet’s large holdings in Nigerian energy stocks, underscoring cross-border capital ties in the oil and gas value chain. Water Infrastructure Investment: Moroccan water firm SNCE sold minority stakes to investors to accelerate growth, noting project activity across West Africa including Benin.
Electricity & Power Sector: Nigeria’s DisCos posted a June revenue gap of N48.85bn as billing and collection efficiencies slipped, with NERC reporting 76.24% billing and 79.71% collection efficiency—Benin Disco ranked among the better performers at 82.23% recovery. Cross-Border Payments & Trade: PAPSS says Nigerian churches are driving rising cross-border remittances, with worshippers across Africa sending tithes and offerings into Nigeria through local-currency settlement rails. Energy Policy & Cost of Living: Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu dismissed calls to restore fuel subsidy in 2027 as “empty campaign buzz,” arguing the subsidy is fiscally unsustainable. Infrastructure & Industry Finance: A report on African sovereign borrowing warns that much of the $14bn+ raised in H1 2026 went to budget support and debt management rather than productive investment. Regional Agriculture: Benin and neighbours are urged to deepen cooperation to become more self-sufficient in rice, cutting West Africa’s heavy import bill. Water & Construction Supply Chain: Morocco’s SNCE sold a stake to investors to accelerate water infrastructure growth across West Africa, including Benin. Digital Learning & Skills: Zenith Bank highlights investments in digital education and ICT/renewable energy support to help students and institutions plug into the digital economy. Security & Illicit Trade: NDLEA says international drug cartels are trying to set up meth production in forested areas of Ogun and Oyo, linking efforts to Mexican networks.
Academic & Energy Leadership: PAP boss Dr. Dennis Otuaro congratulated Tantita Security MD Kestin Pondi and Delta Energy Commissioner Michael Anoka on completing their PhDs at UNIBEN, highlighting discipline and lifelong learning. Power Sector Pressure: Nigeria’s DisCos reported weak billing and collections in June 2026, with a revenue gap (cash not collected) of N48.85bn and overall collection efficiency slipping to 79.71%, including BEDC cited at 82.23% recovery. Roads & Public Service Delivery: Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo inaugurated boards and committees (Muslim/Christian Pilgrims Welfare, Consumer Protection, Rural Access Roads Agency), pushing integrity and tangible results—while separate coverage keeps spotlighting failed road portions and the push to fix corridors. Cross-Border Payments & Digital Finance: PAPSS says Nigerian churches are driving rising cross-border remittances across Africa via tithes and offerings, showing how local-currency settlement is cutting costs. Regional Food Industry: West Africa’s rice push got a boost as John Dumelo urged stronger collaboration to cut import dependence and create jobs across the value chain. Security & Illicit Trade: NDLEA warned of international methamphetamine production attempts in Ogun and Oyo forests, linked to Mexican cartel networks.
Digital Education & Energy Support: Zenith Bank highlights investments in ICT infrastructure, renewable energy and youth development to expand access to digital learning and strengthen institutions. Sovereign Debt Pressure: A new Africa Sovereign Credit Rating Review says many African loans in H1 2026 went to budget support and debt servicing more than productive investment, even as countries like Benin were flagged for resilient fundamentals. Electricity Market Pain: Nigeria’s DisCos posted weaker billing and collection in June 2026, widening revenue gaps (N48.85bn) and leaving liquidity strained; lawmakers also urged indebted DisCos, including BEDC, to clear obligations. Power Sector Governance: Edo State inaugurated boards including Consumer Protection and Rural Access Roads Agency, pushing integrity and service delivery. Security & Illicit Trade: NDLEA warns of Mexican-linked meth lab attempts in Ogun and Oyo forests and reports 68 drug trafficker arrests in Edo in August. Infrastructure & Investment: Moroccan water firm SNCE sold minority stakes to investors to accelerate growth, with projects spanning Benin and West Africa. Mobility After Uber: inDrive says it will keep investing in Nigeria after Uber’s exit, inviting drivers across multiple cities.
Power & Utilities: Nigeria’s DisCos posted another revenue squeeze in June 2026, with a N48.85bn gap between billed and collected electricity, while the House of Representatives’ Power Committee urged indebted operators—including Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC)—to clear outstanding market obligations to protect liquidity and sector sustainability. Security & Illicit Trade: NDLEA warned of international drug cartels setting up industrial methamphetamine labs in forested areas of Ogun and Oyo, after earlier arrests linked to similar operations; separately, Edo State NDLEA said it arrested 68 suspected traffickers and recovered 7,531kg of narcotics in August. Governance & Public Service: Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo inaugurated four boards and committees (Muslim and Christian Pilgrims Welfare, Consumer Protection, and Rural Access Roads Agency), urging integrity and results. Energy Infrastructure & Investment: Moroccan water infrastructure firm SNCE sold minority stakes to investors CDG Invest Growth and Mediterrania Capital Partners, while keeping majority control—SNCE also reports projects across Benin and the wider region. Regional Agriculture: West Africa’s Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture, John Dumelo, called for stronger cross-border collaboration to make the region self-sufficient in rice and cut import dependence.
Fuel Subsidy Debate: Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu dismissed opposition promises to restore fuel subsidy in 2027 as “empty campaign buzz,” arguing it’s not fiscally sustainable. Security & Elections: Sanwo-Olu, Gbenga Daniel and Lai Mohammed stressed insecurity will shape campaigning and voting logistics ahead of 2027. Power Sector Cash-Flow Pressure: Nigeria’s DisCos left a N123.87bn power revenue gap in June 2026, with collection efficiency slipping to 79.71%, while lawmakers urged indebted DisCos (including BEDC) to clear debts to protect market liquidity. Electricity Oversight: The House Committee on Power held hearings at NISO, warning defaults could threaten long-term sector sustainability. Regional Rice Push: Benin, Togo and others were cited in calls for West Africa to collaborate across the rice value chain to cut import dependence. Transport & Infrastructure: NDDC flagged off reconstruction of a 15.4km failed stretch on the Benin-Sapele corridor, aiming to restore a key trade route. Logistics After Uber: Uber’s exit from Nigeria is pushing SMEs to seek delivery alternatives as ride-hailing logistics demand shifts. Education & Skills: NEPL/Seplat’s STEP will train 500 teachers in Edo to improve learning outcomes.
Electricity Market Pressure: Nigeria’s House of Representatives Committee on Power has urged DisCos with outstanding market obligations to urgently clear debts, warning that liquidity strain threatens the sector’s sustainability; the committee flagged IBEDC and other indebted DisCos and linked the issue to compliance and “events of default.” Metering Progress: NERC reports DisCos added 203,521 metered customers in June 2026, lifting the national metering rate to 61.51%—but 4.85m customers still lack meters. Edo Skills & Jobs Pipeline: NABTEB says June/July 2026 enrolment rose to 100,069 candidates (up from 92,876 in 2025), with 79,504 achieving five credits and above, including English and Maths—plus 2,144 exam centres. Edo Education Support: NEPL/Seplat’s STEP programme will train 500 teachers in Edo, expanding a six-year effort that has trained 2,000+ educators across Edo, Delta and Imo. Drug Enforcement: NDLEA Edo arrested 68 suspected drug traffickers and recovered 7,531kg+ narcotics in August, including large cannabis seizures and psychotropic substances. Business & Trade Spotlight: Africa’s Business Heroes named a Benin agritech founder (BIO PHYTO) among the 2026 Top 10, highlighting agriculture, healthcare, manufacturing and climate tech as scaling priorities. Logistics Shift After Uber: Uber’s exit from Nigeria is pushing SMEs to seek delivery alternatives, with local courier and last-mile options stepping in. Infrastructure Accountability: Reports on the Benin-Onitsha Expressway delays and contractor arrest keep pressure on project execution and public procurement discipline.
Road Infrastructure Rescue: NDDC has mobilized equipment and flagged off reconstruction of a 15.4-km failed stretch on the Benin–Sapele expressway at Amukpe Roundabout, Sapele, after years of ditches, mud and robberies disrupted freight and passenger travel. Women’s Enterprise Support: Edo State’s Office of the First Lady says over 300 women received micro-business grants, urging them to treat the funds as seed capital, keep records and reinvest to grow trading, agriculture, food processing, crafts and other small ventures. Education & Skills: NEPL/Seplat Energy JV has started training 500 teachers in Edo under the 2026 Seplat Teachers Empowerment Programme (STEP), expanding a drive that has trained 2,000+ teachers and education evaluators across Edo, Delta and Imo. TVET Results & Enrollment: NABTEB reports 100,069 candidates registered for June/July 2026 NBC/NTC (up from 92,876 in 2025), with 97.80% attendance and 79,504 candidates scoring five credits and above including English and Maths. Digital Governance (AI): Francophone Africa is pushing a language-based AI governance approach, with Benin among countries adopting a shared ethics and sovereignty framework submitted to the UN’s Global AI Dialogue. Maritime Compliance & Sanctions Evasion: A report highlights Russia’s “shadow fleet” using African shipping registries and weak verification to keep oil exports moving despite sanctions.
Debt Restructuring Watch: Senegal signals it will restructure debt for a $2.2bn IMF bailout after a 2024 hidden-debt shock, with the IMF estimating extra liabilities above $11bn and a debt-to-GDP jump to around 130%. Healthcare & Industry Skills: Delta plans a neuropsychiatric facility and a public health lab by March 2027, while NABTEB reports 100,069 candidates registered for June/July 2026 NBC/NTC in Benin, with 79,504 scoring five credits and above. Power & Metering: Nigeria’s DisCos added 203,521 metered customers in June, lifting the national metering rate to 61.51%, though millions remain unmetered. Roads & Construction Accountability: Works Minister David Umahi orders the arrest of Hartland Nigeria’s MD over incomplete Benin–Onitsha Expressway works after alleged under-delivery on N14bn. Digital Trade Governance: La Francophonie convenes a first Digital Governance Forum in Geneva, with Benin among Francophone states pushing AI rules built around ethics and digital sovereignty. Education Investment: NEPL/Seplat JV will train 500 teachers across Edo under its STEP programme. Maritime Costs: Shipping stakeholders warn port congestion and charges are inflating Nigeria’s landed costs and weakening its maritime hub ambition.
Security & Community Impact: Borgu residents in Niger State are fleeing repeated attacks, with reports of abducted worshippers during Jumu’at prayers and fears that hundreds may be missing as communities struggle to verify casualty figures. Mining Enforcement: Edo State NSCDC arrested 19 suspected illegal gold miners in the Okpella/Ososo/Egbetua forest axis, recovering items from the site while two alleged operators remain at large. Power & Grid Reliability: Nigeria’s electricity subsidy hit N1.928trn in 2025 as tariffs stayed frozen; meanwhile NISO says recent supply cuts in Lagos, Abuja and the north were driven by transmission line outages and constraints, not generation shortages. Roads & Construction Accountability: Works Minister David Umahi ordered the arrest of Hartland Nigeria’s MD over incomplete work on the Benin–Onitsha Expressway after the firm received about N14bn, and authorities also move to fix failed Benin–Sapele and bypass road sections. Digital & Telecom Policy: Meta will charge Nigerian businesses per WhatsApp Business message from Oct 1, while Nigeria’s proposed 90,000km optic fibre network aims to bridge the digital divide. Maritime & Energy Security: EU forces boarded a suspected Russian shadow-fleet tanker linked to Benin’s port route for “flag verification,” underscoring how shipping registries are being abused to sustain sanctioned oil trade. Business & Skills: Seplat/NEPL plans to train 500 teachers in Edo under its STEP programme, and Edo’s governor’s wife’s office distributed micro-business grants to 300+ women in Edo South.
Maritime Security: EU forces boarded the suspected Russian shadow-fleet tanker MV Sun for “flag verification” as it sailed from Cotonou, Benin, to Istanbul—another push to cut off sanctions-breaching oil flows. Roads & Construction: Works Minister David Umahi ordered the arrest of Hartland Nigeria Limited’s MD over alleged failure to complete an 11km Benin–Onitsha Expressway stretch after receiving about ₦14bn. Power & Utilities: NISO said recent electricity allocation cuts in Lagos, Abuja and northern Nigeria were driven by transmission line outages and constraints, not generation shortages. Energy Prices: Dangote Refinery’s latest PMS price increase is pushing petrol depot and pump prices higher across Nigeria. Local Business Support (Edo): Edo’s governor’s wife’s office distributed micro-business grants to 300+ women in Edo South to help expand trading, agriculture, food processing and crafts. Cross-border Trade (Energy): Nigeria earned about N87.85bn from electricity tariff payments by Niger, Togo and Benin in 2025, with remittance performance at 84.9%. Digital Policy: Meta will charge Nigerian businesses per WhatsApp Business message from Oct 1, 2026 (ordinary users unaffected).
Road Infrastructure & Logistics: Nigeria’s Benin–Sapele corridor gets a push as the NDDC starts reconstructing a failed 15.4km section, with contractors set to work from both ends to speed delivery. Power Sector Losses: Distribution commercial losses and unbilled electricity are costing Nigeria about N2.47tn over 2020–2025, driven by theft, meter bypass and weak energy accounting. Electricity Subsidy Pressure: Nigeria’s 2025 electricity subsidy obligation hit N1.928tn, with Abuja, Ikeja and Eko DisCos taking the biggest shares. Grid Reliability Explanation: NISO says recent power allocation cuts in Lagos, Abuja and the north were caused by transmission line outages and constraints—not generation shortages. Cross-Border Power Trade: Nigeria earned about N87.85bn in 2025 from electricity tariff payments by Niger, Togo and Benin, with an 84.9% remittance performance. Edo Power Investment: Edo State grants transmission and distribution licences for a 100MW project in Ikpoba-Okha, targeting commissioning before end-2026. Road Concession Review: FG explores ending the Benin–Asaba Road concession using legal options, including “law of necessity,” citing prolonged deterioration and public hardship. Regional Trade & Agriculture: India’s BIRC 2026 draws 3,317 buyers from 138 countries, with Benin among the top registrants (179). Tourism Governance: ECOWAS adopts a framework to strengthen and accredit regional tourism business associations across West Africa. Energy Security (Regional): EU forces boarded a suspected Russian shadow-fleet tanker, with the vessel linked to a route from Cotonou, Benin.
EU Maritime Security: EU Operation Irini boarded a suspected Russian shadow-fleet tanker, MV Sun, for “flag verification” in the Mediterranean, with the ship reportedly linked to false-flag activity and EU/UK sanctions. Energy & Power (Benin-linked): Nigeria’s power exports to Niger, Togo and Benin brought in about N87.85bn in 2025, with NERC reporting strong cross-border remittance performance. Roads & Infrastructure (Benin corridor): Nigeria’s Works Ministry is exploring legal options, including the “law of necessity,” to end or review the Benin-Asaba Road concession over prolonged deterioration and motorist hardship. Electricity Reliability: NISO says recent Lagos, Abuja and northern supply cuts were driven by transmission line outages and network constraints, not generation shortfalls. Industrial/Business (Regional): ECOWAS adopted a framework to strengthen tourism business associations across West Africa, including Benin. Education (Edo, regional): NEPL/Seplat Energy JV plans to train 500 teachers in Edo under its STEP programme.
Road Reconstruction (Benin corridor): Nigeria’s NDDC has started rebuilding the Warri–Sapele–Benin section of the East-West road after a Tinubu directive, with two contractors set to work from opposite ends to speed up completion. Power & Industry (Edo boost): Edo State issued transmission and distribution licences to CCETC Ogua Energy Limited for a 100MW project in Ikpoba-Okha, targeting commissioning before end-2026. Cross-border Electricity (regional payments): NERC reports Benin, Togo and Niger owe Nigeria $11.16m for 2025 power supply; international remittance hit 84.90%. Grid reliability (allocation changes): NISO says recent power allocation reductions to Lagos, Abuja and northern corridors were driven by transmission line outages, not generation shortage. Trade & Business (tourism): ECOWAS adopted a framework to strengthen and accredit regional tourism business associations, including participation from Benin and other West African states. Food trade (rice): Ahead of BIRC 2026, Indian rice has attracted 3,317 buyers from 138 countries, with Benin among the top registrants.
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