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    UNN Pro-Chancellor (Chief Mike Olorunfemi) donates 3050 books to UNN Library



    The University of Nigeria Nsukka Pro-Chancellor on 11th July 2017, officially donated 3050 text books to the University library, a.k.a Nnamdi Azikwe Library. It was a great event that attracted all staff and students. The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Benjamin Ozumba, alongside other Council members, graced the occassion. See pictures below:
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