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Population

Population is the human capital of a country. A high population, as we have in Nigeria, is a major strength for economic growth.

Program	Description	Funding
Abule Ireti	A Yoruba radio drama series on population and development issues.	John D. And Catherine T. Mac Arthur Foundation

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