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Oborevwori names governing councils for three Delta varsities

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Governor Oborevwori approves governing councils for three Delta universities: University of Delta, Dennis Osadebay University, and Southern Delta Universit Read More: https://punchng.com/oborevwori-names-governing-councils-for-three-delta-varsities/

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