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Probe Buhari s Social Investment Programme, CSOs in Northern Nigeria Tell EFCC, ICPC – THISDAYLIVE

Probe Buhari s Social Investment Programme, CSOs in Northern Nigeria Tell EFCC, ICPC – THISDAYLIVE
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Sokoto stateNigeria generalFederal capital territoryAbuja federal capital territoryIbrahima waiyaFemi gbajabiamilaYemi osinbajoAlhaji arzika bodingaMuhammadu buhariAbdulrasheed bawaInternational communitySanitation healthSchool childrenConference of northern states civil society networksMinistry of budgetNational bureau of statistics

Probe Buhari s Social Investment Programme, CSOs in Northern Nigeria Tell EFCC, ICPC

Probe Buhari s Social Investment Programme, CSOs in Northern Nigeria Tell EFCC, ICPC
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Sokoto stateNigeria generalFederal capital territoryAbuja federal capital territoryIbrahima waiyaFemi gbajabiamilaYemi osinbajoAlhaji arzika bodingaMuhammadu buhariAbdulrasheed bawaInternational communitySanitation healthSchool childrenConference of northern states civil society networksMinistry of budgetNational bureau of statistics

Why Ebonyi State ranks first in routine immunisation in Nigeria

Ebonyi is on “a mission to ensure no Ebonyi child is unimmunised”. Here’s what that looks like.

Sokoto stateChinenye adokeChioma obinna elizabeth odohFaisal shuaibOsagie edithChioma obinnaDiven obinnaElizabeth obinnaChioma obinna chinenye adokeDaniel umezurikeElizabeth odohClemetina emmanuelHealth centres phcsNigeria bureau of statisticsNational primary health care development agencySenior community extension worker

Bauchi, Jigawa lead in Nigeria s rate of teenage girls giving birth

The highest rates of young women aged 15-19 years giving birth to children in Nigeria are to be found in Bauchi and Jigawa States. In a report released by

Sokoto stateNigeria generalJigawa stateBauchi stateJigawa statesUnited nations children fund unicefNational immunisation coverage surveyIndicator cluster surveyUnited nations childrenMultiple indicator cluster surveyDaily post thursday

40% of Nigerian children not registered at birth- Report

The data shows that birth registration in Nigeria increased from 47 per cent in 2016 to 57 per cent in 2021.

Zainab ahmedYemi osinbajoClaes johansonNational planningNational bureau of statisticsNational immunisation coverage surveyIndicator cluster surveyPort harcourtNational bureauVice president

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