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We are not refugees, we are forgotten: Benue’s IDPs cry out amid endless violence, squalor, and broken promises

In Makurdi’s International Market Camp, suffering hangs thick in the air, as evident as the dust layered on the makeshift beds where Benue’s internally displaced people attempt to rest. Children dart barefoot across refuse-strewn yards, their joyless laughter quickly muted by the cries of new mothers and the weary groans of the ill. These camps, […]
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NPC, UNICEF target birth registration of 797,209 children in Katsina

The National Population Commission (NPC) with the support of the United Nations Children’s Funds (UNICEF), has embarked on birth registration in Katsina State, targeting 797,209 children. Mrs Ogbodo Adaku, UNICEF’s Focal Person disclosed this during the training of some ad-hoc registrants in Katsina on Saturday. According to her, no fewer than 1,083 ad-hoc registrants were
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Maternal mortality: 82,000 Nigerian women die yearly from pregnancy complications – UNICEF

BY DOOSUUR IWAMBE The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has said that about 82,000 Nigerian women die yearly from complications from pregnancy or childbirth in the country. It broke it down to 225 women dying every day from maternal mortality, which requires urgent action from the Federal Government and all stakeholders to halt the menace […]
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Airtel commits $1.3m data to UNICEF digital learning programme in Nigeria

By Godwin Anyebe Telecommunications services provider, Airtel, has partnered with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), under the Re-imagine Education Initiative, designed to connect 620 primary schools in Nigeria to digital learning in the next three months. The partnership, which was signed in Lagos recently, is expected to benefit 300,000 students across the
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UNICEF partners IHS Nigeria to expand access to oxygen for pneumonia and COVID-19 patients

By Francesca Iwambe, Abuja The United Nations Children Fund, UNICEF and IHS Nigeria, a subsidiary of IHS Towers, have announce an 18-month partnership to help strengthen oxygen supply in hospitals for the treatment of pneumonia, COVID-19 and other hypoxemia disorders, particularlyin newborn babies and pregnant women. This partnership aims to further support the Federal