Federal Government Launches School Feeding Program in Kano to Nourish Children
The Nigerian Federal Government has initiated a school feeding program in Kano, targeting select pilot schools like Sumaila Special Primary School and others. Dr. Princess Aderemi Adebowale, the program's architect, emphasizes the importance of feeding children to enhance their learning outcomes and dignity.
The initiative aims to support smallholder farmers, engage women food vendors, and empower youth through monitoring and evaluation. President Bola Tinubu's "Renew Hope" agenda places children at the center of national transformation.
The program seeks to address hunger and educational challenges, promoting a sustainable approach to child welfare and education.
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