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Changing the Lives of Adolescent Girls through Learning and Empowerment

Adolescent girls in Nigeria face disproportionate obstacles in their lives and, in many cases, see their access to education interrupted. Attacks on schools, mass abductions of students, and violence have intensified over the last few years, making it less likely for girls to go to school. It is estimated that at least one million children could miss education this year.
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2023 Elections: Tinubu is not ready to run for office or be in charge – Atiku; Sacked Living Faith pastor sues Bishop Oyedepo, others for N350m | 5 Things That Should Matter Today

2023 Elections: Tinubu is not ready to run for office or be in charge – AtikuWe spent $100m feeding 10m school children — FGProf Folasade Ogunsola emerges
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Lagos Lauds MTN Nigeria's Support for Education | Business Post

By Modupe Gbadeyanka A notable telecommunications company, MTN Nigeria, has been given a pat on the back by the Lagos State government for its support for education in the metropolis. In June 2020, MTN Nigeria commenced a free data offer enabling primary and secondary school students in various states to access
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Abuja: Making Primary Education Accessible for Children With Special Needs

The National Population commission estimates that there are 19 million persons with special needs in Nigeria1. The term “special needs” is a general term that is used to describe conditions that may range from developmental issues, to behavioural, mental, medical and learning impediments or challenges. These conditions may be acute or benign, short-termed or lifelong.
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