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RCCG’s $265,854 donation funds evacuation of 100 Nigerians from S’Africa
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The Federal Government has evacuated 100 Nigerians from South Africa with funding from a $265,854 donation by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) for the purchase of one-way tickets for 500 distressed Nigerians seeking to return home over xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks.
- The Federal Government has evacuated 100 Nigerians from South Africa with funding from a $265,854 donation by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) for the purchase of one-way tickets for 500 distressed Nigerians seeking to return home over xenophobic and Afrophobic atta...
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- RCCG’s $265,854 donation funds evacuation of 100 Nigerians from S’Africa.
- The Federal Government has evacuated 100 Nigerians from South Africa with funding from a $265,854 donation by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) for the purchase of one-way tickets for 500 distressed Nigerians seeking to return home over xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks. The post RCCG’s $265,854 donation funds evacuation of 100 Nigerians from S’Africa appeared first on Vanguard News .
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- Center: The Federal Government has evacuated 100 Nigerians from South Africa with funding from a $265,854 donation by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) for the purchase of one-way tickets for 500 distressed Nigerians seeking to return home over xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks. The post RCCG’s $265,854 donation funds evacuation of 100 Nigerians from S’Africa appeared first on Vanguard News .
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