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Phyna appointed youth ambassador

BBNaija Season 7 winner Phyna has been appointed Mid East (Edo/Delta) Youth Ambassador by Governor Godwin Obaseki.

She announced this on Wednesday via her insta story, noting the appointment was announced by the Governor through Commissioner of Youth and Sports.

The gratitude-filled reality TV star, returning all glory to God wrote: “Through the commissioner of youth and sport, the governor of Edo State announced me as incoming Mid East(Edo/Delta) youth ambassador, Gloryyyyy.”

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