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CAPIS unveils N5bn endowment fund in partnership with NAPPS to help south-south colleges

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L-R: Paul Adonis Peters, MD/CEO, CAPIS Ltd, with Adafe Sunday Jaja, Rivers State NAPPS president L-R: Paul Adonis Peters, MD/CEO, CAPIS Ltd, with Adafe Sunday Jaja, Rivers State NAPPS president

The CAPIS group, a retail venture and investment holding company, has set up a N5bn endowment fund to help development

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