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Cross River Commits to Implement UNICEF 3-year Plan

Summary by Voice of Nigeria

The government of Cross River State in southern Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to implement a 3-year work plan for child rights protection developed in partnership with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The Acting Governor of Cross River State, Dr. Peter Odey gave the assurances in Calabar, the state capital during the visit of the UNICEF chief representative from the Enugu field office, Juliet Chiluwe and her team. Dr. Odey, w…

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Cross River Commits to Implement UNICEF 3-year Plan

The government of Cross River State in southern Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to implement a 3-year work plan for child rights protection developed in partnership with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The Acting Governor of Cross River State, Dr. Peter Odey gave the assurances in Calabar, the state capital during the visit of the UNICEF chief representative from the Enugu field office, Juliet Chiluwe and her team. Dr. Odey, w…

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