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<p>The less populous in the Council Area are the Mborroros who find themselves scattered within<br>the council area, about 3698 (5 % of the total population of the municipality) of them. </p>
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<p>Women and youths constitute the majority categories. However, the number of their children attending<br>school is increasing and their relations with neighbouring indigenes seem cordial though they<br>are represented in none of the institutions (Council or PTA). Women are generally marginalized<br>in the community and take lesser initiative toward development. Other vulnerable and<br>marginalized groups include:</p>
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<li>35 registered handicapped persons (children and elderly) in an association. About 60<br>others are living in the villages and can only be identified by villagers as revealed in the<br>village forms.</li>
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<li>3010 old people</li>
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<li>Many girls drop out of school as early mothers. This second category can be<br>estimated to more than 200 as testified in the form for psycho-socials.<br>Annex 3 presents the situation of the vulnerable population in the municipality.</li>
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