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Valley View University graduates 1,156 students as VC urges integrity, excellence and lifelong learning

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

A total of 1,156 students from the three campuses of Valley View University, namely Oyibi, Kumasi and Techiman, have graduated, with 237 of the graduates coming from the Kumasi Campus in the Ashanti Region.

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