USAID, Kebbi Launches 'Albishirin Ku' Health Project For Mothers, Children The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) through Breakthrough ACTION in collaboration with Kebbi State Government have launched a
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1,075 in every 100,000 pregnant women die in Sokoto – Daily TrustOne thousand and seven five in every 100,000 pregnant women die in Sokoto state due to low nutritional status. Director, Disease Control and Immunization in the State Primary Health Development Agency, Dr. Hadiza Bodinga disclosed this at the launch of USAID-funded Breakthrough ACTION Nigeria Campaign tagged “Albishirin ku”.ADVERTISEMENT The campaign was aimed at promoting maternal …
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How Mothers’ association is getting children off the streets in Kano – Daily TrustThirteen-year-old Habiba Ghali Usman is a Primary One pupil of Warure Special Primary School in Gwale Local Government Area Kano State. Habiba told Daily Trust on Sunday that, “I was not attending a formal school. I only attended Islamiyah school, but I was enrolled in a formal school less than a year ago by some …
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Edo, Anambra, Kebbi, Kogi, six other states at risk of flooding, agency warns - The Nation NewspaperRIVER water from six of the eight countries that make up the Niger Basin has arrived Nigeria, increasing the risk of flooding in 10 states
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