150,000 Children Displaced by Flood in Borno State, NGOs Highlight Impact on Education and Safety
A report reveals that 150,000 children have been displaced by floods in Borno State in 2024, part of 1.2 million Nigerians affected by the disaster. NGOs like Save the Children International and United Nations Women highlight the challenges faced by children, particularly girls, whose education and safety are at risk.
Efforts are being made to support these children in rebuilding their lives and becoming resilient changemakers. The need for collective action and partnerships to protect and empower every child, especially girls, is emphasized.
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