Obaseki Charges Parents, Teachers On Participation Of More Girls In Science

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…says EDOBEST provides equal opportunity for children to realise their potential Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, has charged parents, teachers, school administrators and community leaders to prioritise the participation of girls in science. Obaseki gave the charge on Monday in Benin City, in commemoration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, […]

 

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