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Kano invests N1.5bn on mass weddings of 1,500 families

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Kano State Government invests N1.5bn in a mass wedding program, supporting 1,500 families with financial aid and household items to ease marriage costs and Read More: https://punchng.com/kano-invests-n1-5bn-on-mass-weddings-of-1500-families/

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