As a disabled child growing up in Nigeria, Joshua Anum did not see internet stardom in his future. He and his eight siblings, abandoned by their father, barely had enough to eat.

Only 5 percent of the primary school–aged kids in Nigeria are dropouts, while about three-quarters of those who aren't receiving education are likely to never even step foot inside of a classroom.

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Polio is back in Nigeria, just when the World Health Organization thought the virus might be gone completely. Two kids have been paralyzed by the virus for the first time in two years, the WHO ...

ABUJA (Reuters) – As a disabled child growing up in Nigeria, Joshua Anum did not see internet stardom in his future. He and his eight siblings, abandoned by their father, barely had enough to ...