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JUST IN: THE 2018 ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY VC's CUP "ROUND 16"

Football is indeed a game of passion and so far has played a major role in the unionism of Nations, States...etc.


In the land of Abia State University.
The VCs Cup has been a regular topic lately and the great/special thing about this years league is that it FEATURE THE GIRLS.

Thank to the Dir. Of Sport for bringing our girls into the game and the viewing population of the girls match is higher to that of the boys because one will definitely laugh forgetting that he/she is on 0-1-0


FIXTURES
Monday 2/7/2018.
10am-12noon
Mass. Com vs Estate Mgt.

12pm-2pm
Education foundation vs Marketing

2pm-4pm
Accounting vs Building

4pm-6pm
Apags vs Indo Chem.

Tuesday 3/7/2018.
10am-12pm
ECONOMICS vs Mgt

12pm-2pm
Sociology vs Opt
2pm-4pm
Computer science vs Mbl
4pm-6pm
Bcm vs law

Courtesy:SUG DIRECTOR OF SPORTS  CHUKWUKEREUBA EMMANUEL SMART
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