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Corruption killed our Olympic dream

August 14, 2024•

All things considered, the beneficial aspect of Nigeria’s abysmal outing at the just concluded Paris Olympics is the lesson that corruption has eaten too deep into every aspect of our national life, and the time to wake up and fight is now. How can anyone ever imagine that our team would haul in a basket

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Last modified: August 14, 2024

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