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When I go out , people throw jabs at u : the Nigerian families fighting for their disabled children
aol.co.uk · United Kingdom
The article sheds light on the challenges faced by Nigerian families advocating for their disabled children, including social stigma. It highlights a critical human rights and social issue within Nigeria.
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