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Yobe gov’t partners Chinese investors to boost agricultural development
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Yobe gov’t partners Chinese investors to boost agricultural development

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IFAD distributes farm inputs to 447 rural cassava, rice farmers in Taraba
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IFAD distributes farm inputs to 447 rural cassava, rice farmers in Taraba

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States to get 3,000 Tinubu branded rice as Sallah gift
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States to get 3,000 Tinubu branded rice as Sallah gift

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FlexiSAF, Illmi children's fund sign MOU for education marathon in Abuja The Executive Directors of FlexiSAF Foundation and Illmi Children's Fund today have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) geared towards the success of an advocacy-based sports event in selected public and private schools in Abuja. The event which is slated to hold on the 28th of May 2022 in commemoration of this year's Children's Day will create an avenue for primary and secondary school students to showcase their talents in a fun and recreational atmosphere, whilst using the opportunity to emphasize the importance of qualitative and inclusive basic education. "We are excited about this event and the platform it will give young Nigerians. We can't wait to discover the next sporting stars," said Ms. Maryam Augie-Abdulmumin, Founder/Executive Director at Illmi Children's Fund. According to a World Bank report in 2018, more than 60% of children enrolled in Nigerian primary and secondary schools are in school but not learning. Globally, Nigeria also faces the biggest shortage of teachers, accounting for 12% of the global figure. It is interesting to note that many of these challenges, including teacher capacity, are linked to public as opposed to private schools, and if not properly tackled, millions of Nigerian children will be at a huge educational disadvantage. Augie-Abdulmumin further said there is a need to bridge the widening disparities between private and public schools and its attendant effects on the access to education. Thus, beyond the policy cum intellectual solutions to fixing these issues and the advocacy currently in place to push for the enrollment of more out of school children in Nigeria. Speaking, the Executive Director of FlexiSAF Foundation, Mrs Amina Abubakar, said there is an obvious demand to look at other means (including recreation) to bring these matters to the fore. "We believe in the power of advocacy in bringing about tangible societal changes. We are hopeful that this event will offer us a safe and friendly space to get our message across to policy makers and stakeholders in the education sector”. She said. She added that the two organisations will partner with key Stakeholders in Government, Corporate Organisations, International NGOs, Embassies, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises to bring to the fore the urgency of prioritizing qualitative basic education for national development and security.
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Ramadan: Gombe gov’t distributes food items to citizens

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Prices of rice still high 3 months after PMB unveiled pyramids - Survey
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Prices of rice still high 3 months after PMB unveiled pyramids – Survey

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