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The programme is supported by UNICEF to tackle the low enrolment of pupils across the state.

Official also spoke on Conditional Cash Transfer project

Almost a third of Nigerian population lacks access to potable water - UNICEF

In 1999, 12 per cent of the population had pipe borne water in their homes.

At least 109 children lost their lives in the tragedy.

“Breastfeeding affords mothers good health.”

Government and employers should create breastfeeding rooms, arena and flexible working hours to assist mothers achieve exclusive six months breastfeeding.

Nigeria records meningitis outbreak every year, with the last one killing 1,166 in 25 states.

The international body declares Enugu a peaceful state

Organisers say the girls could win $15,000 if they win.

"Our advising centres both in Lagos and Abuja assist high achieving, low income students."

Three in 10 people worldwide lack access to safe water and 6 in 10 lack safe sanitation.

“Children from the richest quintile are three times likely to attend school than children from the poorest families.

The National Emergency Routine Immunization Coordination Centre will govern routine immunisation programmes in the country.

The drone when perfected is expected to ease humanitarian services in harsh places difficult to reach.

An official says there will be validation exercise in the certified communities.

A new study shows that breastfeeding can reduce risk of heart disease for women.

Water, sanitation and hygiene response in the Lake Chad Basin has received less than 20% of required US$80 million.

“We are treating the access to sanitary pads as a basic human right.”

The largest donation of $75 million was from Canada.

“An uneducated population will be locked in a cycle of poverty for their entire lives,” the lawmaker said.

Vaccination for meningitis is more complex than for other killer diseases like measles, the official said.

UNICEF says 200,000 unaccompanied children applied for asylum across around 80 countries in 2015-2016.

About 579,740 children received polio vaccines in the state.