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Siemens deepens learning, donates automation solutions kit to University of Lagos

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Siemens deepens learning, donates automation solutions kit to University of Lagos at the Digitalization Day 2017, an event which featured talks on the application and potential for Digitalization in Africa.

L-R : ‎Professor Rahmon Ade Bello, Vice chancellor University of Lagos, Janina Kugel Member of the Siemens Managing Board, Onyeche Tifase, ME/CEO Siemens Limited Nigeria at the University of Lagos State where Siemens donated automation solutions kit to the university.
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