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United Nations Children’s fund, UNICEF and the media have pledged commitments towards child Rights influenced Reportage on the novel COVID–19 pandemic. The united nations agency and members of the fourth estates of the realms showed their readiness to partner in the fight against the virus at a programme which took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers […]
Rector of St. Catherine’s the Salesian House of Theology, Maynooth University Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland, Dr. Cyril Odia has expressed worry over increasing number of street children in Nigeria, saying it is a national embarrassment. Odia who is the Executive Producer of the movie, The Oratory, recently premiered in Lagos spoke at a press conference […]
Bayelsa state government in collaboration with the United Nations Children fund,UNICEF say the era of malnourishment of children in the state would soon be over. Read more about UNICEF Partner Bayelsa State Govt Against Children’s Malnutrition …
An Advocacy, Media and External Communication Officer, UNICEF, Mrs. Ejiofor Blessing, has called on media practitioners and journalists in particular, to portray the image of women and girls with dignity in all circumstances.
Lagos State has recorded a whooping 2,674 cases of child abuses from rape and physical assault within 16 months, Ministry of Youths and Social Development has authoritatively stated on Tuesday.
The United Nations Children’s Education Funds (UNICEF) in collaboration with Niger state Ministry of Education on Thursday called on Nigerians to promotion reading culture in the society.
As part of the activities marking the 2021 UNICEF International Children’s Day of Broadcasting, African Children of Peace Club, an affiliate of African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiative (AFPLI) in partnership with KAFTAN TV and WFM 91.7 has concluded plans to stage children interactive programme holding on the 4 and 5th of March respectively. The Founding President […]
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, (UNICEF) in collaboration with the Bayelsa state Universal basic education board, SUBEB has taken its sensitisation campaign drive on children’s school enrolment to the rural communities of Bayelsa State.
The United Nations Children’s Fund says an estimated 26,039 babies were possibly born in Nigeria on New Year’s Day.
**Says Children In North East Nigeria Suffered 20,000 Grave Violations in 7 Years Children continue to pay a deadly price as conflicts rage around the world, including in Nigeria’s north-east where the figure of violations against children is almost 20,000 in the last seven years, UNICEF said today. Since the start of the decade, […]