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Odinaka King is a KIR Foundation 2018 NDYEP Phase 1 Trainee. He was among the best ten trainees in the phone and computer repairs
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Since 2014 February, the KIR Foundation Community Centre has been a safe space for youth to meet up with their friends during The Thank God
Three years ago, after the aftermath of the Boko Haram insurgency, we embarked on a journey together that took us to the remote village of
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