Be Good Ambassadors of De-Gloryland College, Proprietress Charges Class of 2026

Charles Ajunwa The Proprietress of De-Gloryland College, Pastor Maryann Igbinovia, has charged the Class of 2026 to be good ambassadors of the school, emphasising that the world is looking for

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August 1, 2026 · 10:19 · 5 min read

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Charles Ajunwa The Proprietress of De-Gloryland College, Pastor Maryann Igbinovia, has charged the Class of 2026 to be good ambassadors of the school, emphasising that the world is looking for

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