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HARMFUL SOCIO-CULTURAL PRACTICES AFFECTING THE GIRL-CHILD AMONG THE KAMBARI OF NIGER STATE, NIGERIA
Socio-cultural practices which have severe consequences on the overall well-being of the girl-child have drawn attention worldwide. Despite extensive empirical evidence, there is a dearth of studies in Nigeria on the situation of the girl-child among the Kambari of Niger State. This study, therefor...
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2015-02
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