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Valley View University VC urges integrity, lifelong learning as 1,156 students graduate

In line with the changing demands of the global economy, the Vice-Chancellor announced that Valley View University would soon introduce a number of new academic programmes aimed at equipping students with skills relevant to emerging areas of national and global development.
Daniel Ganu, urged them to make integrity and excellence the foundation of both their professional and personal lives as they transition from the university into the world of work and service.
The Regional Minister also assured Valley View University of the government's commitment to supporting institutions that contribute significantly to Ghana's human capital development.
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