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Methodist college alumni push infrastructure renewal, admission reform

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Methodist College Sagamu alumni, led by Col Dele Oyefuga (retd.), pledge to restore academic standards, address infrastructure, and reform admissions at th Read More: https://punchng.com/methodist-college-alumni-push-infrastructure-renewal-admission-reform/

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