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By Umo Akwang — Cross River Disability which may be mental, psychological or otherwise, has hampered the achievement of great potential, thereby robbing the world
By Umo Akwang One Tuesday morning, 14-year-old Sarah Israel* sat at home waiting patiently for a verdict that would see her step father, 47-year-old Emmanuel
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