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FG to review foreign scholarships, focus on Nigerian schools — Minister

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The Federal Government is reviewing foreign scholarships to eliminate wasteful spending and strengthen Nigerian schools, says Education Minister. Learn mor Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-to-review-foreign-scholarships-focus-on-nigerian-schools-minister/

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