Prof Joshua Alabi
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Former Vice Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies - Accra, Prof Joshua Alabi takes his turn on PM Express Personality Profile.
The former Minister and NDC stalwart who has served the party in different capacities is the guest on tonight's programme as he shares his experiences throughout his personal and political journey.
Join JoyNews' Aisha Ibrahim for an interesting conversation at 9:00pm.
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