Archivi.ng | PM News, Wednesday, August 12, 1998

Newspaper from 1998/08/12

The text is a collection of letters addressed to Agony Aunt Temi Peters, a columnist in the P.M. News newspaper. The letters are from individuals seeking advice on various personal problems, including finding a wealthy sugar mummy, getting over a broken heart, and worrying about the future of Nigeria. The writers are from different parts of Nigeria, including Kano, Lagos, and Gbagada. The letters are written in a respectful and honest tone, and the columnist provides helpful and socially unbiased responses.

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The text is a collection of letters addressed to Agony Aunt Temi Peters, a columnist in the P.M. News newspaper. The letters are from individuals seeking advice on various personal problems, including finding a wealthy sugar mummy, getting over a broken heart, and worrying about the future of Nigeria. The writers are from different parts of Nigeria, including Kano, Lagos, and Gbagada. The letters are written in a respectful and honest tone, and the columnist provides helpful and socially unbiased responses.

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