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From Roadside Hawker to Scholar: The schoolgirl rewriting her future

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Maryam Dauda’s transformation began when she enrolled at the Access Bank Fifth Chukker School, an educational institution established through the long-standing partnership between Access Bank, Fifth Chukker and UNICEF

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From Roadside Hawker to Scholar: The schoolgirl rewriting her future

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