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“Establish the right partnerships to improve education sector” – NANS Meets Senator Adamu APC National Chair

THE National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has paid courtesy visit to Senator Abdulahi Adamu, the National Chairman of Ruling All Progressive Party (APC).

The NANS National led by the association new President, Comr. Umar Barambu gave Senator Adamu a surprise visit at Abuja, the federal capital territory.

Reacting to the visit, Adamu urged the students to established right connection needed to improved and developed the educational sector in the country.

The party on Twitter wrote:
The National Chairman, H.E. Sen. Abdullahi Adamu received the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on a surprise visit.

He urged the students to establish the right partnerships needed to improve the tertiary education sector.” CONTINUE READING…

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