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Clara Seshie••234 words · 2 min read An early morning blaze at a key educational facility in Gushegu has left officials scrambling to address critical disruptions.
A fire at Gushegu Midwifery Training School's ICT lab has disrupted academic activities and raised concerns about upcoming professional exams. The
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