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NGO urges girls on aviation careers

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A non-profit, Young Aerospace Professionals Initiative, has urged Nigerian girls to pursue careers as aircraft engineers and flight dispatchers in aviation Read More: https://punchng.com/ngo-urges-girls-on-aviation-careers/

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