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I lost my sight, but not my dreams — Theatre Arts graduate

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Comfort Ekwo, a visually impaired Theatre Arts graduate, shares her journey of losing sight as a child and overcoming challenges to pursue her dreams. Read More: https://punchng.com/i-lost-my-sight-but-not-my-dreams-theatre-arts-graduate/

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