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Nazari Mai Zurfi

Nazari Mai Zurfi

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 The Nazari Mai Zurfi is a 10 part episodes of hausa language podcast. of which each of the episodes is mapped out to prompt listeners to examine their own assumptions and understanding, consider alternate perspectives, and gain an understanding of the sociocultural context and policy environment surrounding child marriage in local communities in northern Nigeria. This podcast is designed to stimulate support against child marriage as it provides as avenue for survivors and community members to share their experiences and lived experiences on child marriage.Bridge Connect Africa Initiative Management & Leadership Ökonomie
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