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Peer reviewedOduaran, A. B.; Okukpon, L. A. – Convergence, 1997
Women in Nigeria are often treated as second-class citizens and relegated to the background. Many women are denied education and are subjected to difficult conditions because of sex discrimination, cultural bias, early marriage, and religious beliefs and practices. (Author/JOW)
Descriptors: Community Development, Females, Foreign Countries, Sex Discrimination
