Just In: 54 billion, 14 billion and now 12.8billion.
80.8 billion All for renovation of public schools.
Before you come here to rant, pls lets show the pictures of the public schools in your village or location make we dey check them out.
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54 billion, 14 billion and now 12.8billion.
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October 30, 2025
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