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Over 150 teachers, games masters attend NSSF, NOC’s capacity training programme

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Over 150 physical and health education teachers, along with games masters from public primary schools across Lagos State, are participating in a two-day capacity-building programme organised by the Nigeria School Sport Federation (NSSF) and the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC). The

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