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Nigeria’s Drowning Gap Is Bigger Than Swimming Lessons
Drowning kills 300,000 people yearly. Nigeria needs prevention systems for floods, ferries, schools and coastal cities—not just swimming lessons.
InfoFreakz AdminJul 27, 20263 min read
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Drowning kills 300,000 people yearly. Nigeria needs prevention systems for floods, ferries, schools and coastal cities—not just swimming lessons.

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