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My colleague couldn’t pay daughter’s school fees despite being a lawmaker – Rep

Punch Nigeria about 5 hours 1 mins read

A Nigerian lawmaker struggled to pay his daughter’s N700,000 school fees, highlighting that not all legislators are overpaid, according to Rep. Chinedu Obi Read More: https://punchng.com/my-colleague-couldnt-pay-daughters-school-fees-despite-being-a-lawmaker-rep/

My colleague couldn’t pay daughter’s school fees despite being a lawmaker – Rep

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