How Plastic Bottles Are Paying For Lessons In Nigeria

by External Source June 10, 2019

by External Source June 10, 2019 0 views 0 minutes read

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A school in Nigeria is accepting empty plastic bottles from parents and guardians in exchange for payment of their children’s school fees.

Organisations African Clean Up Initiative and WeCyclers are working with Morit International School in Ajegunle, Lagos, for the Recycle Pay project. Read more>>

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