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Security: At least 58 people were killed in an attack on Binnari, Taraba State, with more deaths feared after a boat capsized as residents fled. Separately, bandits reportedly abducted more than 10 passengers travelling from Kebbi to Abuja. Ebola: Nigeria’s confirmed patient and her husband were evacuated to Switzerland. WHO says there are no active cases in Nigeria, but more than 50 contacts remain under surveillance; the outbreak could be declared over on December 7 if no new cases emerge. Economy: The Nigerian Economic Summit focused on jobs and shared prosperity, as President Bola Tinubu defended his reforms. Regulators say domestic refineries received 127 million barrels of crude in nine months, while oil producers say $6 billion in equipment investment is needed to reach output of three million barrels a day. Cricket: Nigeria’s YellowGreens beat Uganda for the first time and qualified for the next stage of the T20 World Cup Africa qualifiers. Accountability: An ICPC investigator told an Abuja court that UNN and NYSC denied issuing certificates allegedly presented by former minister Uche Nnaji, who faces charges including alleged forgery.

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