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₦700,000 to find love? Pastor Okonkwo’s matchmaking platform sparks outrage

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Mentor To Marry offers Christian singles mentoring, assessments and matchmaking, but critics are questioning its pricing after Mr Okonkwo lamented the commercialisation of modern relationships.

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