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UNICEF donates 1,212 delivery kits to Anambra govt

By Israel Arogbonlo
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Less than 1% of NLP target achieved in Kano ― UNICEF

By Kola Oyelere

Poor financial investment in education impedes child literacy in Nigeria — UNICEF

By Kazeem Biriowo

UNICEF seeks Child Rights integration in tertiary institutions’ curriculum

By Kazeem Biriowo
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UNICEF’s intervention has reduced gastroenteritis in Anambra — Health worker

By Michael Ovat
Triple threat

‘Triple threat’ of water-related crises endangering the lives of 78 million children in Nigeria ― UNICEF

By Femi Akinyemi

18 million Nigerian children out of school despite free basic education – UNICEF

By Sikiru Obarayese
Immunisation

Immunisation: How cultural beliefs fuel zero-dose children in Nigeria

By Kazeem Biriowo
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Child marriage, mortality rate drop in Kano ― UNICEF

By Kola Oyelere
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UNICEF commends Fintiri for signing child protection law

By Ishola Michael
Katsina govt school census, Police repel terrorist attack, Bola Badmus - Lagos Sanwo-Olu charges enforcement officers on professionalism, civility in discharge of duty Lagos State governor, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, has urged Law Enforcement Officers in the state to be firm in enforcing the law and demonstrate professionalism and civility in the way and manner they relate with citizens. Governor Sanwo-Olu gave the charge at the Year 2022 Passing Out Parade of the Lagos State Law Enforcement Officers organized by the Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI). Sanwo-Olu, who was represented by the Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, added that his administration was irrevocably committed to upholding the tenets of the rule of law and would not condone any form of harassment, arbitrariness, extortion from any of its Law Enforcement Officers.. In the same vein, the governor urged Lagosians to continue to be law abiding and support and protect men and officers of Law Enforcement Agencies to serve the state better. "I want to particularly emphasize that while you are expected to be firm in enforcing the law, you must demonstrate professionalism and civility in the way and manner you relate with the people," he said. Governor Sanwo-Olu noted that Law Enforcement Officers were expected to be guided by the knowledge and experience that they had gained from the training exercise which spanned a period of three months where they had been tutored on professionalism, ethics, values, integrity, honesty, respect and compassion, all of which, he said were critical to the effective and efficient discharge of their responsibilities. He assured that his administration would continue to strengthen the capacity of its Law Enforcement Officers with the appropriate gadgets and equipment that would enhance their efficiency and effectiveness. The Governor reiterated that the passing out parade demonstrated his administration’s commitment to upgrade the capacity of the officers who were daily confronted with diverse issues and challenges in the course of carrying out their lawful duties especially in the areas of Traffic Management, maintaining discipline, ensuring safety and security in our neighborhoods, and on our roads. Earlier in his remarks, the State Attorney- General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Moyosore Onigbanjo, who was represented by the Director, Advisory Services, Ministry of Justice, Mr. Saheed Quadri, urged the officers to show allegiance to what was right and conform to a standard of conduct that shows their true worth display of bravery and honesty. Onigbanjo said that the officers must do their parts to elevate Lagos to a new height of admirable pride, a secured place to live and conduct business, adding: "We must preserve the environment, uphold the law, always speak out for justice and sow the seeds of peace." Chief Executive Officer/Head of Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI), Mrs. Abiola Adeyinka, in her welcome address, noted that training was important and necessary as, according to her, it represented a good opportunity and privileges for staff to grow their knowledge base and improve their job skills to become more effective and efficient at the workplace. She added that the passing-out-parade indicated the completion of the Year 2022 Mandatory in-service Training for the different Law Enforcement Officers in the state namely; Vehicles Inspection Services (VIS), Lagos Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Kick Against of Indiscipline (KAI) and Lagos State Neighborhood Security Agency (LNSA) and it spanned for 3 months for over 8,000 Officers divided into 20 batches. She noted that the training was in line with the Governor Sanwo-Olu’s avowed belief in training and retraining of public servants to enhance their effective operations. , 24 dead as floods, Katsina registers 25,922 almajiri pupils Residents cry for help as bandits attack Katsina communities for three days, 80 villagers kidnapped, most religiously tolerant state,Katsina emirate bans open, Catholic priest killed, mining, Katsina, Bandits slaughter 5 Police

UNICEF condemns abduction of 21 children in Katsina

By Clement Idoko
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FG signs agreement with UNICEF for protection of children in conflict areas

By Kazeem Biriowo
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UNICEF affirms support for Niger govt in promotion of exclusive breastfeeding

By Adelowo Oladipo
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NBS, UNICEF launch 2021 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey

By Joseph Inokotong
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Bauchi, Gombe, three others yet to domesticate Child Rights Act —UNICEF

By Attahiru Ahmed
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Niger govt, UNICEF train 675 teachers on digital literacy

By Adelowo Oladipo
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Banditry, Insurgency hampering school enrollment in Niger state- UNICEF 

By Adelowo Oladipo
Gov Bala, Bauchi govt shuts schools

Bauchi govt appreciates UNICEF over cordial relationship

By Adelowo Oladipo
WHO,UNICEF sound alarm

WHO,UNICEF sound alarm as new data shows global vaccination coverage decline in 2021

By Ishola Michael
Nestlé organises quiz competition in Ogun, FCT to promote nutrition

Nestlé organises quiz competition in Ogun, FCT to promote nutrition

By Kazeem Biriowo

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