Mgbemena Kene

Mgbemena Kene is a student of a 400L architecture in covenant university, ota, ogun state, Nigeria. He is currently the chairman, planning committee, ARCHIFUSE, a program geared at improving the quality of academic learning in various schools of architecture in Nigeria by brigding the gap between the professional practice (architectural firms) and the schools of architecture.

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