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Idanyingi Daminabo mounts seat of Registrar of Rivers State University
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Idanyingi Daminabo mounts seat of Registrar of Rivers State University

Business Day about 2 hours 1 mins read
Idanyingi Daminabo mounts seat of Registrar of Rivers State UniversityShe was acting as Registrar but an announcement rang out last weekend that Idanyingi Daminabo has been appointed substantive registrar.

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