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Ndjindji Rotary Club donates library materials to Loudima

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The Ndjindji Rotary Club donated library materials to pupils at Loudima General Secondary School in the Bouenza department to support academic research. Its president, Junior Yann Ngoubou, described the donation as the start of a lasting mobilisation in support of Congolese youth, according to the Congolese News Agency.

The Ndjindji Rotary Club donated library materials to Loudima General Secondary School in the Bouenza department to encourage pupils to conduct research. Its president, Junior Yann Ngoubou, presented the donation in the presence of local authorities, according to the Congolese News Agency (ACI).

Junior Yann Ngoubou said education should enable pupils to develop their skills, independence and dignity, despite the educational resources available, according to ACI.

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