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Samuel Momoh
He is Momoh Samuel; a passionate and, handsome young man; with the vision of making indelible mark in the heart of men via selfless endeavor. This he intend to achieve through his mission; which is embarking on cutting edge advocacy to give humanity a face lift.
Mr. Momoh enjoys eating pounded yam, while Navy blue suit remains his best attire.
According to him his best scripture is “it is the spirit that quickens, the flesh profits nothing, the words that I speak unto you they are spirit and life” (John 6:63)
Sam’s favourite quote is; the difference between the rich and the poor is the common application of knowledge. His hobbies are educative arguments and troubling people
 Don moen is Momo’s favorite gospel artist: blue and red remains his favorite color.

Samuel Momoh, we are grateful to God for the man, he is making you.
We CLASFONITES of NLS Agbani; wish you happy birthday and pray that you excel in life.

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