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88 Students Set For NOUN’s Entrepreneurship 2nd Graduation Ceremony

by Henry Tyohemba
9 months ago
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The Directorate for Entrepreneurship and General Studies (DE&GS),

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National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), will on Thursday, November 21, 2024 hold its 2nd graduation ceremony on NOUN Certificate in Entrepreneurship Education.

The institution disclosed on its official website that over 88 students are expected to be graduated.

According to a memo dated November 12, 2024 and signed by the director, DE&GS, Dr. Samuel Awolumate said the event celebrates the dedication and achievements of our graduates.”

The ceremony scheduled to be held on November 21, 2024 by 11am will be held both physical and virtual (hybrid).

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The physical ceremony will take place at NOUN Conference Centre, Room 1, NOUN headquarters, Jabi, Abuja by 11 a.m.

Meanwhile, other graduands, participants and staff are to participate by joining the zoom link.


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