Ezekwesili At 60, Tasks Women On Leadership, Career Development

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Ezekwesili said the biggest legacy she got from her parents was the need to always uphold the right values and morals.

She stressed that with technology, Africa will attain economic growth and freedom through telecom and ICT.

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