Homegrown School Feeding Program Amid Lockdown
There is no doubting the fact that the federal government really meant well when it initiated the Home Grown School Feeding Programme as a Social...
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Sadiya Farouq, The Strainer And The Wicker Fish-Trap
NIGERIANS are given to nitpicking. Even when a public officer is working round the clock to give his or her best to the nation, the...
Covid-19: ‘Why homegrown school feeding’s timely’
SAMSON BENJAMIN and PAUL OKAH in this report examine the mixed reactions trailing the federal government’s decision to continue with the school feeding programme amidst...
25 Orphanages in FCT gets Humanitarian ministry’s relief
About 25 Orphanage homes in the Federal Capital Territory yesterday receive 500 bags of rice and other food items as relief materials to cushion the...
Yewande Adeleke: Let’s Talk About the Stigma Surrounding COVID-19
By Yewande Adeleke A lack of knowledge about Coronavirus could inadvertently lead to racial discrimination, victim blaming, scathing criticisms, unconfirmed narratives, and evolving conspiracy theories....
Sadiya Umar Farouq and Nigerian Factor
By Danliti Goga Humanitarian Affairs Minister, Sadiya Umar Farouq emergence as a high ranking member of the Federal Cabinet has thrown up a range of...
How We Plan To Execute School Feeding Programme Despite Lockdown – FG
The Federal Government has revealed plans on how it will execute the School Feeding Programme despite the closure of schools nationwide. Minister of Humanitarian Affairs,...
1.1 million North-East children vulnerable to coronavirus –UNICEF
Olaleye Aluko, Abuja The United Nations Children’s Fund has warned that internally displaced Nigerian children are among the world’s most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic....
Understanding the synergy between The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and NEMA
By Michael Jimoh Trawling through Twitter, this writer came across a tweet – HM @sadiya_farouq on an official visit to @nemanigeria. The DG updated the...
82.9m Nigerians are poor – NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says more than 82.9 million Nigerians are poor by national standards. The NBS made this known in its report...