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I would first like to introduce myself, and then provide a brief overview of my home page, so that you'll know whether what you're looking is here or not. I'm Abubakar Hassan product of Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri, studied Computer Engineering. If you're interested in some materials related to the course I studied follow the link below marked "Reading Materials". While I was a student at Netay Computer Institute I studied Computer Programming and web design.

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