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Oluniyi Ajao blogs about his experience in Nigeria, “I’ve been in Nigeria since Sunday, so I am well-informed about what I am writing about right now. I just saw an ad on CNN, about Nigeria - the Heartbeat of Africa. I am sad to say that this is just another waste of public funds my the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation.”
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