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This may not sound good at all, our plan to release the list of the 70 most influential student across all university in Nigeria which was to be released early of march, the date has been rescheduled forward and will be communicated to us. this is due to the tenacity in compiling details of persons involved.The date it will be released soon and will be made known to us.



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