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Ojumu launches The Trinity to shape Nigeria’s policy landscape

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Renowned international lawyer and essayist, Femi Ojumu, has officially unveiled a three-volume literary compendium titled The Trinity. Launched yesterday in Lagos before diplomats, legal luminaries, academics and captains of industry, the presentation celebrated the enduring power of ideas and positioned

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