Gambian-U.S. Based Urges People to Emulate Q-Group CEO in Supporting Humanity

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Gambian-U.S. Based Urges People to Emulate Q-Group CEO in Supporting Humanity

[The Point] Ousman Ndow, a Gambian based in United States of America has called on able Gambians to emulate Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Q-Group, Muhammad Jah in providing food aid to needy Gambians particularly during the Holy month of Ramadan.

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