GALLAGHER: So, the city of Lagos is known as Nigeria's Silicon Valley.</s>BLACKWELL: Yes, and one successful computer programmer is helping disadvantaged girls fill its gender gap.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When I went to Makoko for the first time, I was surprised to see the living conditions of human beings. Most girls are trapped in vicious cycle of poverty. Many of them are not thinking of education, a plan for the future. I believe girls should be given opportunities. Working with HTML -- what you can't see, you can't aspire to. They need to be shown another life.</s>GALLAGHER: Right, it is time for one more ride around the world with Anthony Bourdain. This Sunday, Cnn brings you the final season of "</s>PARTS UNKNOWN". BLACKWELL: Here's a preview.</s>ANTHONY BOURDAIN, LATE TELEVISION PERSONALITY: Nairobi means cool water in Maasai(ph). It's in the capital of Kenya with 6.5 million people living in the metro area. He grew up around a British railway depot during the colonial era, halfway between other British areas(ph) in Uganda and the coastal port of Mombasa.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein floated the idea of wearing a wire to secretly record President Trump last --
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