Communication Typology Analysis

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Someone of us re reacting base on sentiment, selfishness and without any idea what we re reacting about. Don't just punch your keyboard simple because you have one, when issues bigger than your communication typology (interpretation) there is need for you to humble and ask questions, you can secret inbox the author of such article for professional details rather to add to the money problems of Cross Riverians with your insignificant comments.

We don't need to be told that the capital of our state is too far away from most part of the state, and I am sure none of you had ever considered the stress of commuting through that sphere of geometrical space even during medical emergency?

Even though I appreciate upon the state government on the said

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