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President Jonathan Administration convene a National Conference, millions of naira was spent on this failed project, people from all walks of life were lodged in Abuja for this fruitless exercise.

What becomes of the gathering, it was a sheer waste of resources, money was wasted, time wasted and nothing worthwhile was achieved.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo spent millions of dollars on power, yet till we are still in darkness.

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