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Group secures N22.6m scholarship support for underprivileged children

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The Gamesville Foundation has secured N22.6m in scholarship support from a corporate sponsor for 36 underprivileged children across seven charities in Nige Read More: https://punchng.com/group-secures-n22-6m-scholarship-support-for-underprivileged-children/

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