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Nigerian man opens 1st NYC shelter for asylum seekers : TheGrio

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Edafe Okporo ounces the first and only shelter for asylum-seekers and refugees in New York City. The shelter specializes in supporting LGBTQ asylum-seekers.

The post Nigerian man opens 1st NYC shelter for asylum seekers appeared first on TheGrio.

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