Kole Muslims point out segregation in government programmes
Imam Musfara expressed sadness that no Muslim in Kole has benefited from government programmes.
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Imam Musfara expressed sadness that no Muslim in Kole has benefited from government programmes.
Kella Teddy Ayo, district commercial officer for Amolatar, promised to assist women in registering their group as a cooperative so that members could benefit.
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