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| The Nigerians Should Blame The Federal Government For High Poverty Level by Hafsat99: 6:58am On Dec 02, 2022 |
The federal government has laid the fault on the elevated degree of poverty in the country on the entryways of the state Governor, who it said focus closer on building flyovers and air terminals as opposed to progress of life in the provincial regions. Click on the link to read more News.... http:///s4c4ff12b221201en_ng?client=newslite |
| Re: The Nigerians Should Blame The Federal Government For High Poverty Level by gtrust: 8:06am On Dec 02, 2022 |
Whether Jonah swallow fish or fish swallow Jonah no matter. Wetin matter be say there was a swallow! In conclusion: APC = Hunger!!! Solution: Vote Peter Obi Nigeria will move from hunger to excess From consumption to production From living to eat to eating to live |
| Re: The Nigerians Should Blame The Federal Government For High Poverty Level by Favor369(f): 8:16am On Dec 02, 2022 |
Seriously the federal government needs to ask questions about what z happening Things are not really moving well in this country now  |
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