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14-year-oldOjochegbe wins Nigeria Infos IBeg to DifferSeason 2

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By Chesa Chesa Fourteen-year-old Joseph Majesty Ojochegbe from Government Day Secondary School Karu has triumphed in the second season of IBeg to Differ educational debatecompetition organized by one of Nigerias popular FMradio stations,Nigeria Info. He walked away with the grand prize of N1million after a nail-biting final against Helen Abu...The post 14-year-oldOjochegbe wins Nigeria Infos IBeg to DifferSeason 2 appeared first on THE AUTHORITY
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14-year-oldOjochegbe wins Nigeria Infos IBeg to DifferSeason 2

By Chesa Chesa Fourteen-year-old Joseph Majesty Ojochegbe from Government Day Secondary School Karu has triumphed in the second season of IBeg to Differ educational debatecompetition organized by one of Nigerias popular FMradio stations,Nigeria Info. He walked away with the grand prize of N1million after a nail-biting final against Helen Abu...The post 14-year-oldOjochegbe wins Nigeria Infos IBeg to DifferSeason 2 appeared first on THE AUTHORITY

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14-year-old Ojochegbe wins Nigeria Info's ‘I Beg to Differ’ Season 2 - THE AUTHORITY NEWS

By Chesa Chesa Fourteen-year-old Joseph Majesty Ojochegbe from Government Day Secondary School Karu has triumphed in the second season of “I Beg to Differ” educational debate competition organized by one of Nigeria’s popular FM radio stations, Nigeria Info. He walked away with the grand prize of N1million after a nail-biting final against Helen Abu Francis. The students tackled the contentious topic, “Nigeria is the Giant of Africa,” and a new s…

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