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Tag: Kogi, Kogi News, KSU Alumni, Muahammed Kabir, Nasir Ajanah, Yahaya Bello

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KSU Alumni Calls on Gov Bello to Immortalize Late Chief Judge

adminJun 30, 2020

The Kogi State University Alumni Association has extended it condolences to Governor Yahaya Bello on the death of the state’s Chief Judge, Justice Nasir Ajanah. In...

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