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Street trading,human rights and health issues: a study of young girls in Nigeria
The social practice of street trading now a problem is growing in Nigeria and it is attracting official attention. This cancerous social problem spreading to the urban cities in Nigeria has amongst its victims, children from ages seven and sometimes lower, hawking all kinds of items on and along ma...
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