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Oyo lawmaker pledges N50m for students’ legislative summit

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Oyo lawmaker Adedeji Olajide pledges N50 million for the Youth Legislative Summit, committing to mentor students and bridge the digital gap in Oyo State. Read More: https://punchng.com/oyo-lawmaker-pledges-n50m-for-students-legislative-summit/

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