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Catholic-run CORAfrica aims to fill learning gap fueled by poverty in Nigeria

Summary by National Catholic Reporter
Fr. Peter Abue, a priest in Ogoja in Nigeria's southern Cross River State, is trying to improve the lives of children in marginalized communities through education with the Children of Rural Africa initiative.

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Catholic-run CORAfrica aims to fill learning gap fueled by poverty in Nigeria

Fr. Peter Abue, a priest in Ogoja in Nigeria's southern Cross River State, is trying to improve the lives of children in marginalized communities through education with the Children of Rural Africa initiative.

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National Catholic Reporter broke the news in on Friday, May 10, 2024.
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