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Preserving of igbo culture

FROM LEFT: CHAIRMAN, COUNCIL OF OZO
NDIGBO OF NIGERIA, PROF. CHIWEYITE EJIKE;
SECRETARY, PROF. IKE OLUKA; TREASURER, OZO
GREG UGWUEZE AND LEGAL ADVISER, PROF. GAB
AGU, AT THE PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING
OF PROTECTION OF IGBO CULTURE PROJECT IN
ENUGU ON THURSDAY
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