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July 31, 2026|12:53

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Avose gets NB–Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust Fund scholarship

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The Nigerian Breweries–Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust Fund (NB/FOETF) has awarded a secondary school scholarship to Ayomide Avose, a young student

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