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Dr Uchechukwu Ogah Bags Doctor Of Philosophy in Business Administration
A Former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah has bagged a Doctor of Business Administration from the Lead City University Ibadan.
A Former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah has bagged a Doctor of Business Administration from the Lead City University Ibadan.
This is in addition to other academic feats from the Oxford University, London Business and Harvard University London.
Dr Ogah was among those who Convocated today December 4th at just concluded convocation ceremony of the University held today in Ibadan.

Sharing the news on social media on Wednesday, Dr Ogah wrote; INTRODUCING TO YOU
THE LATEST Ph.D Holder on Business Administration from Lead City University Ibadan
His Excellency Uche Ogah Ph.D!
“MORE THAN A MAN
Brainiac
Innovative
Wisdom
Goodly and godly
Intergrity all in one man
Havard, Oxford, Cambridge trained and certified Leadership Coach
Chattered Accountant!
Enterprenuer
CONGRATULATIONS UCHECHUKWU SAMPSON OGAH Ph.D.
10 CERTIFICATES IN 15 MONTHS. MORE THAN A MAN. THIS GRACE IS TOO MUCH AND NOT EXPLAINABLE BY MORTAL!
INDEED THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT WITH YOU”

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