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NAPTIP seeks stronger teacher education to curb human trafficking

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NAPTIP is championing teacher education to curb human trafficking by integrating anti-trafficking content into school curriculums to protect children. Read More: https://punchng.com/naptip-seeks-stronger-teacher-education-to-curb-human-trafficking/

NAPTIP seeks stronger teacher education to curb human trafficking

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