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Ogun moves to curb deforestation with tree planting drive

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The Ogun State Government says it has planted five million trees and restored nine forest reserves to combat deforestation and promote sustainable forestry Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-moves-to-curb-deforestation-with-tree-planting-drive/

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