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Uba Sani approves ₦810m for 4,050 Kaduna vocational training graduates

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Some of the vocational training graduates in one of the skill acquisition centres

The graduates were trained in 14 trade areas, including electrical installation, welding and aluminium fabrication, computer hardware repairs and maintenance among others.

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