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Jan 5, 2021 28 min

Bad Debt vs. Good Debt

from Nehemiah E-Community Podcast Hosted by Patrice Tsague

Join us, our Chief Servant Officer Patrice Tsague gives insights on borrowing for production compared to borrowing for consumption. On the Nehemiah Project International New series on Job Creation through Entrepreneurship. Enjoy devotions, training and updates FREE by signing up for bronze membership https://bit.ly/NehemiahMembership

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