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Tinubu Engages World Bank on Early Childhood Development

Tinubu Engages World Bank on Early Childhood Development

On Monday, Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady of Nigeria, hosted a five-member delegation from the World Bank at the State House in Abuja. The delegation was led by Matthew Verghis, the Country Director for the World Bank Office in Nigeria.

During the engagement, Tinubu reaffirmed the current administration's commitment to investing in early childhood development (ECD), highlighting its critical role in improving growth opportunities for children. She noted that Nigeria's large population presents significant advantages for the nation.

The First Lady emphasized the need for a clean environment and a multi-sector approach to tackle issues such as child malnutrition. Verghis remarked on the importance of expanding partnerships with Nigerian leaders to support ECD initiatives, which are seen as long-term investments that yield strong returns.

The World Bank aims to assist Nigeria in meeting its developmental targets, particularly in healthcare and education, underlining the significance of investing in young children for sustainable growth.

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