The Federal Government said on Tuesday it has trained 790 children in three states on emerging technologies as part of its 95 per cent digital literacy realisation by 2030.
The states are Abuja, Jigawa and Rivers.
The National Orientation Agency (NOA), in partnership with National Population Commission (NPC), targets to commence birth registration of 395, 382 children in Niger.
By Ibironke Ariyo Spouses and children of Nigeria Correction Service’s inmates have commended the Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Prison Fellowship Nigeria (PFNig) for providing […]
By Fabian Ekeruche The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) has rescued seven children from a fire incident at an orphanage/motherless babies home on Sunday […]
By Folasade Akpan The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says some 67 million children globally missed out entirely or partially on routine immunisation from 2019 to […]
By Hadiza Mohammed-AliyuThe Country Representative of UNFPA, Ms Ulla Muller,has stressed the importance of education in releasing the potential of women andchildren. She made this known […]
By Patricia Amogu Dr Matthew Ashkeni, a top FCT official has urged parents, guardians, and care-givers to pay close attention to their children and wards […]
By Hilary Akalugwu Prof. Okechukwu Nwaubani, Department of Social Science Education, University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has urged President Bola Tinubu’s administration to prioritise education […]
By Philip Yatai UNICEF says it is mobilising resources to improve access to quality education by poor and vulnerable children in Kaduna State. UNICEF Country […]
World Health Organization (WHO) said a new malaria vaccine RTS,S would be distributed more widely from 2023 protecting millions of children in the countries where the disease is most prevalent.
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