FG spent N3.1bn to build VIP toilets in Unity Schools

The Federal Government spent between 40 and 50million naira to construct toilets and bathrooms in each unity school across the country,   Daily Trust investigation has shown. The government has over the years built dozens of these toilets termed “VIP toilets”…

FG spent N3.1bn to build VIP toilets in Unity Schools

The Federal Government spent between 40 and 50million naira to construct toilets and bathrooms in each unity school across the country,   Daily Trust investigation has shown. The government has over the years built dozens of these toilets termed “VIP toilets”…

Edo Elections through the eagles’ eyes

The election has come and gone. Like a football final match, the conqueror continually relishes his victory while the vanquished, depending on mood wallows in the blame game. International observers who monitored Edo State governorship election have expressed reservations about…

Bringing first aid to the dejected children

Away from the Book Haram Insurgency in the north-Eastern Nigeria, to a peaceful environment in Lagos, children of Araromi Community Slum in Ajegunle received a worthy independence gift 1st October, 2016. First Aid Services Nigeria and Dreams from the Slum…

FG reintroduces History into secondary school curriculum

The federal government on Thursday ordered the reintroduction of History in basic schools across the country. Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, who called for the disarticulation of social studies in the current curriculum of basic schools and reintroduction of history…

NGO Funds 1,000 drop-outs back to school

A Non Governmental Organization Dreams from the Slum Initiative in partnership with Transform a Life Initiative have funded at least 1,000 children back to classrooms. The project tagged; ‘Back to School’ recorded huge successes in Lagos, Delta and Kogi States.…

NGO Funds 1,000 drop-outs back to school

A Non Governmental Organization Dreams from the Slum Initiative in partnership with Transform a Life Initiative have funded at least 1,000 children back to classrooms. The project tagged; ‘Back to School’ recorded huge successes in Lagos, Delta and Kogi States.…

Nigeria: 75,000 children could die in 2017 – UNICEF

Nigeria may lose 75,000 children to malnutrition next year according to United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF. Arjan de Wagt, nutrition chief of UNICEF in Nigeria, notes that the severity of malnutrition levels and high number of children facing death make…