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In grand style, UBA celebrates children, marks African Day

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UBA said as a pan-African financial institution, celebrating the children and youth and the culture of Africa was one of the few ways of appreciating its clients and staff for the continent as a whole.

The post In grand style, UBA celebrates children, marks African Day appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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