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How online mockery turned into N14m for graduate who sold peanuts to survive

Punch Nigeria 11 days 1 mins read

Discover how Felix Nwachikerendu, a Nigerian graduate who sold peanuts, turned online mockery into a N14m support fund after his struggles went viral. Read More: https://punchng.com/how-online-mockery-turned-into-n14m-for-graduate-who-sold-peanuts-to-survive/

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