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Shun drugs, NDDC urges 200 foreign postgraduate scholarship beneficiaries

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The NDDC has urged 200 beneficiaries of its 2026/2027 Foreign Postgraduate Scholarship Programme to excel academically and shun drug abuse while abroad. Read More: https://punchng.com/shun-drugs-nddc-urges-200-foreign-postgraduate-scholarship-beneficiaries/

Shun drugs, NDDC urges 200 foreign postgraduate scholarship beneficiaries

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