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Why people in government are corrupt, and why nothing might change (3), By Sunday Adelaja

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Until we each pursue value re-orientation with all vigor, we will never be able to achieve much as a nation. The task of collective national re-orientation must begin at the level of instilling the good values. We wish to project as a nation into our children and youths, through families, schools, media houses, religious organisations […]

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