Dorry AFE EFOSA OKOJIE, AGENT OF PROGRESS.

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              Dr. Dorry Afe Efosa Okojie 

The greatest obligation that leaders owe humanity and indeed posterity is building on the principles of transparency, empathy, accountability, fairness, equity, justice, compassion, selflessness, vision and peaceful co- existence in diversity


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