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Mr Osagie Okunbor, SPDC’s Managing Director, disclosed this on Wednesday in Port Harcourt at the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ongoebi Etebu.He said the projects would be executed in phases with the building of lecture theatre complex followed by several other high priority projects in the institution.

“Other facilities in the complex include eight classrooms, one e-classroom, 14 offices and 18 conveniences,” he said. “The MoU will provide the management framework for overseeing the successful delivery of projects with both SPDC and NMU representation on the Project Management Committee.

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