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Nine-year-old Sarania Chida Cleon, who wants to be a nurse, stands outside rows of new classrooms at St. Gérard School in Port-au-Prince, the capital. The school was rebuilt after the original building collapsed during the 2010 earthquake – killing 27 students. The new facility is earthquake- and hurricane-resistant and child-friendly. It is among 193 semi-permanent schools built with UNICEF assistance since the earthquake. - Haiti, 2011 © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-2215/Marco Dormino Kids Uniform, Teacher Photo, School Uniform Outfits, Port Au Prince, Happy Black, Baby Faces, New Classroom, Child Friendly, We Are The World

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Nine-year-old Sarania Chida Cleon, who wants to be a nurse, stands outside rows of new classrooms at St. Gérard School in Port-au-Prince, the capital. The school was rebuilt after the original building collapsed during the 2010 earthquake – killing 27 students. The new facility is earthquake- and hurricane-resistant and child-friendly. It is among 193 semi-permanent schools built with UNICEF assistance since the earthquake. - Haiti, 2011 © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-2215/Marco Dormino

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By Oluwakemi Happy Independence Day Nigeria!!! Some of the words that describe Nigerians are happy, fun-loving and we are also a people, who are so appearance conscious; that could be both an advantage and disadvantage. However, no one can take away the fact that we love fashion. Our style game, even before the colonial masters came was a testimony to our fashion intelligence. Today, we will chronicle how the style scene has evolved from the 1960s till date. The pictures below tell the rest…

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By Oluwakemi Happy Independence Day Nigeria!!! Some of the words that describe Nigerians are happy, fun-loving and we are also a people, who are so appearance conscious; that could be both an advantage and disadvantage. However, no one can take away the fact that we love fashion. Our style game, even before the colonial masters came was a testimony to our fashion intelligence. Today, we will chronicle how the style scene has evolved from the 1960s till date. The pictures below tell the rest…

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By Oluwakemi Happy Independence Day Nigeria!!! Some of the words that describe Nigerians are happy, fun-loving and we are also a people, who are so appearance conscious; that could be both an advantage and disadvantage. However, no one can take away the fact that we love fashion. Our style game, even before the colonial masters came was a testimony to our fashion intelligence. Today, we will chronicle how the style scene has evolved from the 1960s till date. The pictures below tell the rest…

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