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Oborevwori swears in two commissioners, charges appointees on integrity

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Delta State Governor Oborevwori swears in new commissioners and board members, charging them on integrity and dedicated service to the state. Learn more ab Read More: https://punchng.com/oborevwori-swears-in-two-commissioners-charges-appointees-on-integrity/

Oborevwori swears in two commissioners, charges appointees on integrity

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