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Amnesty programme scholarship beneficiaries rise to 9,000 – Otuaro

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The Presidential Amnesty Programme Administrator, Dennis Otuaro, says over 9,000 Niger Delta youths have benefited from its scholarship scheme under Tinubu Read More: https://punchng.com/amnesty-programme-scholarship-beneficiaries-rise-to-9000-otuaro/

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