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April IVC: MSSN Lagos urges Nigerian youth to shun distractions, embrace spirit of resilience for growth

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Be curious and collaborative, Irish scholar urges Nigerian youth at ASE lecture

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An Irish management consultant and former Senior Lecturer at Atlantic Technological University, Ireland, Paddy Harte, has urged Nigerian…

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