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Living lavishly ever after, By Wole Olaoye

Ex-Governor Samuel Ortom’s outcry only served to draw attention to the inequity and iniquities of the system we operate as a nation. While some retired senior civil servants are unable to maintain one car after retirement, a politician is routinely allocated 23 vehicles for ‘enduring’ the tenancy of the government house for eight years, during […] The post Living lavishly ever after, By Wole…

Living lavishly ever after, By Wole Olaoye

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