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EFFECT OF MALARIA AILMENT ON LABOUR EMPLOYMENT PROBABILITY AND COST IMPLICATIONS IN NIGERIA
Malaria incidence threatens human existence and reduces economic prospects in countries with high prevalence. Physical challenges caused by malaria can be a limitation to employment probability in the labour market. The co-existence of malaria with high rate of poverty in Nigeria has implications on...
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