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Fashion institute graduates 30 entrepreneurs, targets global brands

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Ananse Centre for Design graduates over 30 fashion entrepreneurs from its scholarship programme, equipping them to build globally competitive fashion brand Read More: https://punchng.com/fashion-institute-graduates-30-entrepreneurs-targets-global-brands/

Fashion institute graduates 30 entrepreneurs, targets global brands

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