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NYSC distances self from NANS proposed N200 mobilisation levy

Punch Nigeria about 17 hours 1 mins read

The NYSC has clarified that payment of NANS’ proposed N200 levy is not a requirement for NYSC mobilisation, advising students to disregard such claims. Read More: https://punchng.com/nysc-distances-self-from-nans-proposed-n200-mobilisation-levy/

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