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The millennium development goals(MDGs): gender gap in information, education and library access to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment in local communities of Nigeria

This paper discusses Nigerians' place in the realization of the MDGs as it relates to information, education & library access in rural communities, as a means of halting and reversing the spread of HIV/AIDS among the most vulnerable. It looks at the gender gap in access to information and education...

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