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Economic hardship, rising school fees keep Nasarawa pupils at home
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What we know
Abdulhamid Kwarra, a former Majority Leader of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, has urged parents to enrol their children in schools they can afford rather than allow them to remain out of school due to rising school fees. The post Economic hardship, rising school fees keep Nasarawa pupils at…
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Economic hardship, rising school fees keep Nasarawa pupils at home
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