All forms of building, including constructing latrines, are seen as men’s work, in Tiv land, Nigeria. We meet one woman who’s challenged the norm, taking action to improve sanitation in Nigeria for her family’s future and inspiring others to follow her lead. Farmer Ngoundu lives in Benue State, in North … Read More
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