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2,500 Ogun students attend future leaders assembly

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Over 2,500 Ogun students participated in the Future Leaders Assembly, a program focused on youth leadership, civic engagement, and problem-solving. Read More: https://punchng.com/2500-ogun-students-attend-future-leaders-assembly/

2,500 Ogun students attend future leaders assembly

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