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Ogun ex-lawmaker urges FG to institutionalise food bank programme

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Former Ogun lawmaker, Kayode Oladele, praises First Lady’s food bank initiative and urges the Federal Government to institutionalise the National Food Bank Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-ex-lawmaker-urges-fg-to-institutionalise-food-bank-programme/

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