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I Didn’t Go School But I’m Now University Chancellor With 7 Honorary Degrees” – Innoson Boss

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..“I didn’t Go School But White Men Copy My Idea, I think Ahead Of Them”

Chairman of Innoson Motors, Mr Innocent Chukwuma has inspired Nigerian youths with his less privileged background and how he got to where he was today as a result of hard work and dedication while revealing how white men copied his idea on importation of motorcycles in Nigeria.

In his stirring detailed personal biography shared in a Stanel event, Access More With Stanel Master Class with theme: ‘Become More’ in Awka recently, Chukwuma said that he started as a less privileged illiterate but now has more than seven honorary degrees from different universities and a Chancellor of a university as well as well-known personality all over the country today.

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