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Bajju UK, Europe association unveils education, development agenda for Kaduna

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Dignitaries at the inauguration event in Manchester (CREDIT: Tunde Eludini)

Bajju UK and Europe Association says its educational trust will provide scholarships for less privileged children as it seeks to support development and preserve the community’s cultural heritage.

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