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Kukah: Uneven development fuels political agitations
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By Edwin Phillip, Lafia LAFIA — Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, has identified uneven development as one of the factors fuelling regional and ethnic agitations for political positions and greater political inclusion in Nigeria. Kukah said citizens were increasingly concerned about equitable distribution of development projects and opportunities that had a […]
- By Edwin Phillip, Lafia LAFIA — Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, has identified uneven development as one of the factors fuelling regional and ethnic agitations for political positions and greater political inclusion in Nigeria. Kukah said citizens w...
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- By Edwin Phillip, Lafia LAFIA — Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, has identified uneven development as one of the factors fuelling regional and ethnic agitations for political positions and greater political inclusion in Nigeria. Kukah said citizens were increasingly concerned about equitable distribution of development projects and opportunities that had a […].
- By Edwin Phillip, Lafia LAFIA — Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Kukah, has identified uneven development as one of the factors fuelling regional and ethnic agitations for political positions and greater political inclusion in Nigeria. Kukah said citizens were increasingly concerned about equitable distribution of development projects and opportunities that had a […] The post Kukah: Uneven development fuels political agitations appeared first on Vanguard News .
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