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Darkness after 7pm making Nigerians have more children — Fayose

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Former Governor Fayose suggests lack of rural electrification leads to early bedtimes and increased population. Learn how electricity access can transform Read More: https://punchng.com/darkness-after-7pm-making-nigerians-have-more-children-fayose/

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