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Bakuria has serves as a board member of several international institutions providing support for global efforts in eliminating poverty and corruption and promoting sustainable growth of economic development on the African continent through citizens direct involvement in governance of national
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He strongly supports the idea of a peaceful solution to the various crises on the planet. Bakuria is an expert in
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Bakuria comes from a noble family that has heavily contributed in the country’s educational institutions.
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