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The Girl-child’s right to education in Nigeria: examining the adequacy of its protection by the state
Education gives children, especially the girl-child, hope for life and work. The right to education for girls enables them to reach their fullest potential. Education for all is a tool for change, a way out of poverty and a way to self-discovery and personal achievement. In the case of the girls’ ed...
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