Aloyotoo Agnes vows annual sponsorship for 65 learners in bold Lamwo education plan
Aloyotoo Agnes, contesting on the JEEMA party ticket, faces stiff competition from several other candidates in the Lamwo County parliamentary race.
Author: By Vincent Kaguta
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Former pupils donate desks worth millions to Padibe Primary School
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Government donates science kits to 20 primary schools in Lamwo
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