Nigerian-born UWindsor student helps high schoolers explore tech careers with online hub

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Grants meant to help the projects of enterprising young people (ages 15 to 30) were awarded and celebrated on Wednesday by the Windsor-based non-profit group Nigerian Canadians for Cultural, Educational, and Economic Progress.

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