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Yakubu Gowon University Appoints Registrar, Librarian
The Governing Council of Yakubu Gowon University, Abuja, has approved the appointment of Malam Alkasim Musa Umar as the substantive Registrar and Dr Rose Lade Mommoh as the substantive University Librarian. The appointments were approved under the chairmanship of the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council, Senator Dr Olanrewaju Tejuoso, during the Council’s 101st Meeting held [] The post Yakubu Gowon University Appoints Registrar, Librarian appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.
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