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National Light Newspaper's columnist, Polycarp Onwubiko is unveiling his new book on Restructuring Nigeria today,
National Light Newspaper's columnist, Polycarp Onwubiko is unveiling his new book on Restructuring Nigeria today,
paulthegudguy
July 02, 2019
National Light Newspaper's columnist, Polycarp Onwubiko is unveiling his new book on Restructuring Nigeria today, at the National Light's Events Hall.
It is a seminal collection of incisive essays.
Please join us.
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