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Ace broadcaster, Busola Faiga Marks Int’l Literacy Day At Abuja IDPs  Camp

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Seasoned broadcaster and initiator of the Readers4Growth, Busola Faiga-Opeolu has stormed the Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs Camp in Kuchingworo, Abuja, to celebrate the International Literacy Day with the kids.

The broadcaster took time to read stories from different story books with the children.

She later feted and donated books, writing materials and snacks to the excited kids courtesy of her Readers4Growth and well wishers.

Present at the occasion were dignitaries from the Federal Ministry of Education; representatives of MTN; President and members of Readers Association of Nigeria; Chairman, Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Abuja chapter; media executives; friends and well wishers.

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