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MONARCH UNIVERSITY INCREASES CHRISTIANITY IMPACT IN EDUCATION

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Dr. Tom Samson has received the Federal Govermnet of Nigeria’s provisional licence of operation for his private university, Monarch University Iyesi Otta, Ogun. Dr. Samson, the Chancellor of the officially approved and licenced Monarch University, had recently led Professor Asaju and other important dignitaries on a facility assessment of the new private -owned university established by Christ Royal Church in increasing the impact and the contribution of Christianity and the Nigerian churches in the provision of standard educational institutions in Nigeria. Below are some pictures licence ceremony and the the facility visit by Asaju and others to new university.

PHOTOS CREDIT: BISHOP TOM SAMSON’S FACEBOOK PAGE

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