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Franco-British International University to begin academic activities October

Franco-British International University, Nigeria’s first Franco-British varsity, located in Kaduna, is set to commence academic activities in October 2024. This landmark institution, which uniquely combines British and French educational styles, was founded by Professor Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo, who also established

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