Pass.ng wins at MWA 2016
By Guardian TV
30 April 2016 |
7:25 am
Pass.ng, a desktop and mobile web-based examination preparatory and testing platform, won an award in the category of ‘Education and Personal Development' at MWA 2016. The site's owners, Imole Oluyemi and Samson Abioye, spoke to Guardian TV at the event.
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