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UNILAG revives dormant 32-year-old professorial chair

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The University of Lagos has revived its 32-year-old Samuel Asabia Professorial Chair in Business Ethics, established by First Bank, after years of dormancy Read More: https://punchng.com/unilag-revives-dormant-32-year-old-professorial-chair/

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