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Ugolina Ituba

Current City: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2015

School: United World Colleges - Pearson College, Mount Saint Vincent University

Academic program: International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, 2017. BBA Accounting and Marketing, 2021.

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Nyiel Bullen Panchol

Current City: Antigonish, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2017

School: St Francis Xavier University

Academic program: BA, International Development and Sociology

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Yayo Vuni

Current city: Wolfville, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2018

Schools: Acadia University, BA. York University, MA.

Academic Programs(s): BA, Sociology & Political Science. MA, Development Studies.

Occupation: Grad Teaching Assistant.

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Abatak Malueth

Current city: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2010

School(s): Dalhousie University

Academic program(s): BSc. Nursing

Occupation/Profession: Registered Nurse, Cardiac Surgery.

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Akuei K. Diing

Current city: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2014

School(s): Dalhousie University

Academic program(s): Chemical and Process Engineering

Occupation/profession: Petroleum Inspector | Laboratory Analyst

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Valentino Lidu

Current city: Dartmouth/Halifax, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2011

School(s): Acadia University

Academic program(s): Mathematics & Statistics

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Luka Igali

Current city: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Year arrived in Canada: 2010

School(s): Dalhousie University

Academic program(s): Industrial Engineering/Economics

Occupation/profession: Engineer

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