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Nigeria DHS EdData survey 2004 : education data for decision-making

Physical description: 28 cm;
Author(s): National Population Commission ;
Subjects: Education--Nigeria--Statistics, Educational surveys--Nigeria ;
Publisher: : National Population Commission ; Calverton, MD: ORC Macro Abuja, Nigeria , 2004;
Call number: 370.9669 NAT;
Type: Book
Available At: stacks
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0820 $a370.9669 NAT
100 $aNational Population Commission
245 $aNigeria DHS EdData survey 2004 : education data for decision-making
260 $bNational Population Commission ; Calverton, MD: ORC Macro $aAbuja, Nigeria$c2004
300 $c28 cm
650 $aEducation--Nigeria--Statistics, Educational surveys--Nigeria
653 $aEducation, Nigeria, Eductional survey

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