ORIGINAL ME: Passion at Work



D-Great Sam in conjuction with Enactus Uniport are at it again with  their bi-annual classic: ORIGINAL ME, where you find your true potential and maximize your real self.

This classic of ORIGINAL ME  is tagged: Passion at Work.  It promises to be worth attending,  with Music,  Dance,  Comedy and Motivation,  not to leave out the eatting etiquette competition.

Date: 22 June,  2018
Time:10am
Venue: Ebitimi Banigo Hall,  Abuja Campus,  Uniport

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