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Amnesty demands reversal of Madonna varsity nursing students’ sanctions

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Amnesty International has urged Madonna University to reverse the expulsion and suspension of nursing students over a viral TikTok video, calling the sanct Read More: https://punchng.com/amnesty-demands-reversal-of-madonna-varsity-nursing-students-sanctions/

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