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By   Simon Abah This hustler brought his fiancée to the United States from Nigeria. He didn’t have the necessary papers to be in the US, h...

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By Ozodi Thomas Osuji This morning I read at Facebook a girl from Agbor, Nkechi Bianze, saying that her tribe is Ika and not Igbo. She fum...

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