By Chinedumiwomen


We have heard several cases where the girl child is being denied the right to education. Her right to go to school has been confiscated from her and bestowed it to the boy
child.

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https://chinedumiwomen..com.ng/2017/11/send-your-girl-child-to-school.html#more

This is so important. Thank you sharing this. This is a wonderful piece which highlights the pieces which make all of this work. There are lots of pieces in the pie, and more, but in a more homogenous society they have made it work. It would be enlightening for a side piece on the economics of this. THey give a lot to make this happen. Many in this country would not be willing to give so much. Based on all the paper from http://writepaperforme.org/paper-writers/ I am sure there is someone who could illuminate some of those aspects. Compressed wage bands is one. When we lived there in 96-00, doctors were protesting the wages they received for their work. University is covered and so is medical and retirement, however taxes are high. But the trade off? More people are covered and cared for in their society. I am not completely won over, but I see a model that works. And it surely isn't a business model on all fronts. I think that while we were there, some US news system ran a title, the most exclusive club in the world: Finland.