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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Britain puts annual supports for poverty reduction, health, education in Nigeria at €400m.
Britain puts annual supports for poverty reduction, health, education in Nigeria at €400m. British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Laure Beaufils has confirmed that Nigerian government received about €400 million assistance from her country every year in support of poverty reduction, health and education.
Mrs. Beaufils told journalists in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital that, "British Government is supporting the Government of Nigeria in addressing health, education and basic services in general and to ensure that the health of the population here goes from strength to strength.”
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