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For 25 Cents a Day, Poor Nigerians Get a STEM Education

Nigerian students who want to escape poverty can learn science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, for the cost of 100 naira, or about 25 cents, a day.

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For N100 a day, poor Nigerians get a shot at science education

For N100 a day, poor Nigerians get a shot at science education
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Science school offers Nigerian children a chance at a tech career

Students at Knosk spend 75% of the time studying science, tech, engineering and maths

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For 25 cents a day, poor Nigerians get a shot at science education

A Nigerian school is targeting students from poor families to give them a chance to excel at science, maths and engineering for a fee of 100 naira (25 cents) a day, hoping they can hone skills to help their families escape poverty.

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