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Seven UNIJOS professors vie for VC seat amid student welfare concerns

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Seven UNIJOS professors vie for VC seat amid student welfare concerns

Seven professors are seeking to succeed Vice-Chancellor Tanko Ishaya as questions persist over infrastructure, accessibility, and student welfare at the University of Jos. The post Seven UNIJOS professors vie for VC seat amid student wel…

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