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Be Inspired By M.K.O. Abiola
Who was MKO Abiola?
A poor young boy who was inspired to achieve great things in life
A successful businessman who was recognized both nationally and internationally.
A man who influenced people and left a great mark in his lifetime.
A presidential candidate in an African Nation who defied all the odds against him
A man with a legacy that still lives on even after his long gone
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