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ekpoma-1682	Prof. Ikechukwu Anthony, KANU (OSA); Mike Boni, BAZZA, Ph.D; Immaculata Olu, OMOJOLA, (SSMA), Ph.D	IMPACT OF MIGRATION ON WOMEN AND CHILDREN	2021	13	.pdf	application/pdf	4731	153	35	Migrant children moving from a rural area to the urban area are more likely to survive due to a greater number of hospitals and doctors, improved infrastructure including potable water, flush toilets, and refrigeration, and better health information (prompting cleaner food preparation and storage and improved hygiene practices). Comparing education achievement between migrants and non-migrant children in a given country may be misleading in assessing the impact of migration on migrant children.	cache/ekpoma-1682.pdf	txt/ekpoma-1682.txt