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Indigenes fund N1.3bn infrastructure projects in Ile-Oluji community

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Residents and indigenes of Ile-Oluji Kingdom, headquarters of Ile-Oluji Local Council Area of Ondo State, have independently financed and executed community infrastructure projects worth over N1.3 billion without any form of government intervention. The development was disclosed during a press

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