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Over 1000 adolescent girls get bursaries, seed grants from ENGINE II in Kano
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“PTAs, SBMCs critically-important in meeting girls’ learning outcomes”
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Yahaya Muhammad February 28, 2018
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ENGINE II programme launched in Kano

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Over 1000 adolescent girls get bursaries, seed grants from ENGINE II in Kano

“PTAs, SBMCs critically-important in meeting girls’ learning outcomes”

ENGINE II programme launched in Kano

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