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PHOTO SPEAKS: Sign out; 2019/2020 set of AMCOMSITES

“Every journey, no matter how smooth or bumpy, must come to an end”. 
Today, the 20th of October, AMCOMS set of 2019/2020 had their last examinations for the entire program cum their sign out activity.
Congratulations to you all, I may have not been able to capture all of your memorable moments, but I hope going through these photos leave smiles on your faces.
I wish you all favour in the labour market.




























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Sewuese_writes said…
Associate photographer 😁
October 20, 2021 at 5:06 PM
Unknown said…
You are doing well my dear
October 28, 2021 at 11:44 PM
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