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FUTO VC warns of fake Facebook account using his name

Punch Nigeria 7 days 1 mins read
FUTO Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ikechukwu Dozie, warns the public about a fake Facebook account using his name. Learn how to identify and report it. Read More: https://punchng.com/futo-vc-warns-of-fake-facebook-account-using-his-name/

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