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FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa

FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa
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FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa. …spends N66 billion on TVET programmes The federal government says it has enrolled 1.2 million out-of-school children in classrooms over read more FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa.
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  • ✦FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa. …spends N66 billion on TVET programmes The federal government says it has enrolled 1.2 million out-of-school children in classrooms over read more FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa.
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…spends N66 billion on TVET programmes The federal government says it has enrolled 1.2 million out-of-school children in classrooms over read more FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa

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FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa. …spends N66 billion on TVET programmes The federal government says it has enrolled 1.2 million out-of-school children in classrooms over read more FG moves 1.2m out-of-school children into classrooms in two years — Alausa.

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