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How I became Nottinghamshire’s first black chairman — Adegoke

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Meet Christopher Adegoke, the first Black Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council. Learn about his journey from Nigeria to UK politics and his commitmen Read More: https://punchng.com/how-i-became-nottinghamshires-first-black-chairman-adegoke/

How I became Nottinghamshire’s first black chairman — Adegoke

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