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Atiba varsity to refund, transfer law students after 10-year ban – NANS

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Atiba University will refund tuition or transfer Law students affected by the 10-year ban on its Law programme, NANS and NAUS confirm after negotiations. Read More: https://punchng.com/atiba-varsity-to-refund-transfer-law-students-after-10-year-ban-nans/

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