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Ingrid R. Føsker

Head of Chancery and Consular Affairs, Royal Norwegian Embassy

Ingrid R. Føsker

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  • Head of Chancery and Consular Affairs, Royal Norwegian Embassy
  • Organising Committee
  • Model

Nigeria

Head of Chancery and Consular Affairs at the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Abuja, and a member of the organising committee of the Genesis Chapter. She modelled a Waste to Treasure gown made from discarded plastic bottles at the exhibition.

Photograph

  • Ingrid R. Føsker wearing a gown made from discarded plastic bottles, with two men, in the exhibition
    Ingrid R. Føsker in a Waste to Treasure gown made from discarded plastic bottles, with Adebayo Modela Adegbe and Yusuf Durodola.

Chapters

  • AbujaEmbassy Representative — Organizing Committee

Certificates

  • PB-ABJ-2026-027 · Embassy Representative — Organizing Committee· prepared, not yet issued

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Abuja
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PB-ABJ-2026-027

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