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Help me walk again, 17-year-old boy seeks N2m for amputation, artificial limb

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Daniel Akanni, 17, appeals for N2m financial aid for a leg amputation and artificial limb to walk again after a lifelong deformity. Read More: https://punchng.com/help-me-walk-again-17-year-old-boy-seeks-n2m-for-amputation-artificial-limb/

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