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Breaking News | UNESCO partners centre to eliminate GBV by 2030

Views: Visits 6 The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is partnering African Centre for Youth Sport and Development (ACYSD) through sporting activities in Ebonyi to end Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by 2030. The Executive Director of the Centre and representative of Spotlight Freedom-run in the state , Mrs Yinka Suleiman made the remark on Saturday in Abakaliki, during a freedom-run activity. Suleiman said that the sporting activities were to raise public awareness against all forms of violence particularly against women and girls. She said that it is also in partnership with state government ministries of education, youth and sport, women affairs among other agencies to end the trend in 2030.

UNESCO partners centre to eliminate GBV by 2030

Vanguard News UNESCO partners centre to eliminate GBV by 2030 On Kindly Share This Story: The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is partnering African Centre for Youth Sport and Development (ACYSD) through sporting activities in Ebonyi to end Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by 2030. The Executive Director of the Centre and representative of Spotlight Freedom-run in the state , Mrs Yinka Suleiman made the remark on Saturday in Abakaliki, during a freedom-run activity. Suleiman said that the sporting activities were to raise public awareness against all forms of violence particularly against women and girls. She said that it is also in partnership with state government ministries of education, youth and sport, women affairs among other agencies to end the trend in 2030.

Jigawa: NYSC to deploy 90% of Corps members to rural schools

Jigawa: NYSC to deploy 90% of Corps members to rural schools On Kindly Share This Story: The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Jigawa, on Monday, says that henceforth, 90 per cent of corps members in the state will be deployed to rural schools. The new NYSC state Coordinator, Hajiya Aishatu Adamu, made this known when she paid a courtesy visit to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Dutse. NAN reports that Adamu, who assumed duty on April 8, was in NAN, as part of her courtesy visits to critical stakeholders of NYSC in the state. “I wish to state that as long as I’m here, I will ensure that 90 per cent of corps members are distributed equitably to schools that need their services, for the rapid development of education sector in the state,” she said.

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