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Fury, dismay and perhaps unbelief; but these are some of the words that have been used as Nigerians react to the reports by a government official, blaming a mysterious snake for missing funds of
about $100,000. The funds belong to Nigeria’s Joints Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), a state agency responsible for the registration and admission of people seeking to enter the country’s
various universities.
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