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Increasing access and reducing operational unit cost in public secondary schools in Edo State, Nigeria
The problem of increasing financial burden of education in the face of other pressing macroeconomic needs poses serious challenges to educational development in Nigeria. Moreover, there is an increasing demand for education at a time when government revenues are dwindling. This problem compounded by...
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