Abia-NAPWPD Calls for Jobs at Bus Terminal
The National Association of Persons With Physical Disabilities in Abia urges the Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal to hire qualified members for various roles, highlighting the importance of inclusivity.
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The National Association of Persons With Physical Disabilities in Abia urges the Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal to hire qualified members for various roles, highlighting the importance of inclusivity.
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