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Edo appoints first visually impaired permanent secretary

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Edo State makes history by appointing Melody Omosah, its first visually impaired permanent secretary. Governor Okpebholo emphasizes inclusivity and merit i Read More: https://punchng.com/edo-appoints-first-visually-impaired-permanent-secretary/

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