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By Opiyo David
Nyakoko Mixed Secondary School Principal George Ombok has advised girls to take science subjects seriously.
Ombok said that it is very necessary for the girl-child to embrace science subjects and be passionate about them to excel.
“Science subjects have several opportunities in this country and our girls should put that in mind and work hard towards achieving good grades in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics,” added Ombok.
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