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Nigeria: Why We Extended Chevening Scholarship to Disable Persons - UK High Commission
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[Vanguard] The British High Commission in Nigeria says it offered a Chevening scholarship for the 2024/2025 academic year to Persons Living With Disabilities(PWDs) to guarantee fairness and equal access to education for all in line with international conventions.
Source: allAfrica.com

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