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Tinubu’s $1 trillion GDP target and Rufai Oseni’s tears, By ‘Tope Fasua

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Tope Fasua writes that corruption should never define us in Nigeria.

We live in an impressionable world, even though literacy has continued to improve the world over – Nigeria inclusive. One of the downsides of social media is the velocity of information being pushed at everyone – information and data that no mind can fully process. Coupled with this velocity is also the fact that most […]

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