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Money Radio: EP 45 – Providing Girls With Science Technology, Engineering And Mathematics (STEM) Skills

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The United Kingdom Government and its partners on Tuesday earmarked a whopping £20 million (N10.88bn) to improve girls’ education in Nigeria and Bangladesh. This contribution was made to celebrate International Women’s Day that was observed on Tuesday, March 8.  

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