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Minister disclosed a statement in Abuja while the government confirmed it retains ownership of King's College in Lagos.

13 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 20
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Minister disclosed a statement in Abuja while the government confirmed it retains ownership of King's College in Lagos.

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  1. Minister's failure to fulfill agreements leads to suspension at King's College.1 source
  2. NUT president faults government decision on King's College ownership.1 source
  3. Minister and government assure on education fees and job security while addressing King's College in Lagos.1 source
  4. Minister makes statement in Abuja; government keeps King's College ownership in Lagos.1 source

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