Nigeria: Kaduna state receives grant to support girls’ education from GPE

GPE media coverage - May 04, 2016 | Source: AllAfrica

This is the inside of a classroom at Kuje Primary School in Abuja, Nigeria. Credit: A World At School/Nick Cavanagh

The Kaduna State government (Nigeria) benefitted from a US$21 million grant from the Global Partnership for Education to rehabilitate and renovate schools, train teachers, and promote girls’ education.

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