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Home Posts tagged Alison Ibraheem

Tag: Alison Ibraheem, Kogi, Natasha Akpoti, Opinion

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Natasha Akpoti: Unmasking a Paragon of Leadership

adminNov 12, 2019

There is no gainsaying the fact that Kogi state is blessed with brilliant minds and leaders with unquestionable capacity and passion to take on the serious job of...

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Kogi Salary Payment: The Hullabaloo

adminMay 31, 2019

I heard workers have started receiving alerts for two months salaries and Kogi cyberspace has become a war zone with critics and defenders of the government throwing...

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