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The National Secondary School Entrepreneurship Competition (NSSEC) celebrated ten years of teaching high school students to build, manage and scale businesses on Tuesday.
NSSEC allows students from Forms Four to Six to build and run a company from the ground up, designing products, hiring staff, managing cash and preparing their products for the market.
Trophies, digital devices, laptops and certificates were distributed to scores of students who excelled in the tenth edition of the competition.
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