The American University of Nigeria, Yola, through the Atiku Centre for Leadership Entrepreneurship and Development has received N4.65 billion as grant from the United States Agency for International Development to address challenges of education in Northeast Nigeria.
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USAID, AUN partner to boost basic education in Northeast Nigeria - Premium Times NigeriaThe U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has said it will work with the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, to re-establish basic education in Adamawa and Gombe state. Is the US reimbursing Atikulooter for his presidential campaign losses? This $13 million parternership looks like a Donald Trump instructed move to throw a lifeline at Atiku Having lost at the polls, Atiku needs money to pay his imported lawyers arguing his case at the tribunal 'USAID, AUN partner to boost basic education'? Since when? This is another partisan & mistimed move by the US to favour Atikulooter beaten silly at the polls by Buhari Very good Give Atikulooter all the $s but he'll never preside over us! Please help them USAID so they can start thinking like hyman beings instead of rebels all the time.
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USAID, AUN collaborate to better education in N’East – Daily TrustThe United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, has launched a new initiative to provide basic education to states affected by insurgency in the North East, especially Adamawa and Gombe. The gesture was made known in a press statement made available by the US Embassy …
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Atiku centre, bank to disburse N54m GIZ-fund to Adamawa IDPs – Daily TrustThe American University of Nigeria (AUN) and Yola-based Standard Micro Finance Bank has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to disburse cash and agricultural inputs to vulnerable returnee farmers in Adamawa communities. The communities are Maiha as well as Mubi North and South Local Government Areas of Adamawa State, a statement said.ADVERTISEMENT German International Aid Agency …
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USAID, AUN collaborate to better education in N’East – Daily TrustThe United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, has launched a new initiative to provide basic education to states affected by insurgency in the North East, especially Adamawa and Gombe. The gesture was made known in a press statement made available by the US Embassy …
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USAID, AUN partner to boost basic education in Northeast Nigeria - Premium Times NigeriaThe U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has said it will work with the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, to re-establish basic education in Adamawa and Gombe state. Is the US reimbursing Atikulooter for his presidential campaign losses? This $13 million parternership looks like a Donald Trump instructed move to throw a lifeline at Atiku Having lost at the polls, Atiku needs money to pay his imported lawyers arguing his case at the tribunal 'USAID, AUN partner to boost basic education'? Since when? This is another partisan & mistimed move by the US to favour Atikulooter beaten silly at the polls by Buhari Very good Give Atikulooter all the $s but he'll never preside over us! Please help them USAID so they can start thinking like hyman beings instead of rebels all the time.
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