Building professional skills while in school is critical for PR professional — Baba Sadiq
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Building professional skills while in school is critical for PR professional — Baba Sadiq

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Ghana’s High Commissioner-designate to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Baba Sadiq Abdulai Abu, has encouraged public relations students to complement academic learning with practical experience, stressing that exposure beyond the classroom is critical to becoming effective communication professionals.

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