A total of 9.8m pupils are being fed in 32 states under President Muhammadu Buhari’s National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme , the presidency said yesterday.
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9.8m pupils have benefited from school feeding programme – PresidencyThe Federal Government’s National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme (NHGSFP) now feeds over 9.8 million pupils daily in 32 states.
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‘Many kids won’t complete school in 2030 in Sub-Saharan Africa’ – Daily TrustUNESCO has issued a statement saying a third of the way to the 2030 deadline for the Sustainable Development Goals, its new projections prepared for the UN High-level Political Forum show that the world will fail its education commitments without a rapid acceleration of progress. It said in 2030, when all children should be in …
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Schools should encourage students to vote – Daily TrustThe Executive Director, Youngsters Foundation Development Initiative, Kingsley Bangwell, has said elections should be encouraged in basic and secondary schools to enable students select their leaders. Mr Bangwell who made the statement at the Young Aspirants Leadership Fellowship, Post-Election Retreat in Abuja, said election could be entrenched in classroom to help young people become politically …
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