How infrastructural decay affects basic education in rural Kano.
Basic infrastructure at the basic level of education in some villages and rural areas in Kano State are in a state of total decay. Read more:
Category Basic Education
In Plateau, feeding programme spurs school attendance, love – Dr Hamza.
Plateau State Focal Person on the Social Investment Programme (SIP) saddled with the responsibility of coordinating the school feeding programme of primary school pupils in the state, Dr. Sumaye Fadimatu Hamza, has said the project is greatly stimulating academic interest…
Kogi begins pilot school feeding for 46,119 pupils.
The pilot phase of the implementation of the federal government’s Home Grown School Feeding Programme (HGSFP) has commenced for about 46,119 pupils in public primary schools across Kogi State. Read more:
Osun: Is malnutrition still an issue?
A 5-year-old pupil of SDA Government Elementary School, Ede in Osun State, Akeem Faruk, likes the meal of rice and beans. He knows the meal timetable and the food vendor assigned to his class like the palm of hand, and…
Early Education: What Plateau parents should do.
Early childhood or pre-primary education refers to teaching young children either formally or informally up to age five. It was recognized by the Nigeria National Policy on Education (FRN 2012) as the starting point for a child’s development, essentially to…
Free meals: Schools grapple with overcrowding, teacher shortage.
The National Home Grown School Feeding Programme (NHGSF) which enables millions of children to benefit from a balanced meal a day and improved school outcomes, is said to draw more children to schools which are however left grappling with staffing…
School feeding: How free meal attracts pupils to schools in Gombe.
The National Home Grown School Feeding Programme launched by the Federal Government under the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) in Gombe State has resulted in increase in school attendance of primary schools pupils in the state. Read more:
Investigation: Free feeding fraud in Benue, Taraba, Plateau schools.
A plate and spoon in hand, five year old Iember Iorhemen hung around the door of the next class, salivating over palm oil-garnished spaghetti in front of the pupils in Primary 2 at NKST Primary School, Akile, Benue State. Read…