Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU 9JA), UNICEF’s Public-Private-Youth-Partnership platform, has been officially institutionalized under the Office of the Vice President, which marks a major milestone in Nigeria’s youth development initiatives. According to a statement by the Communication
Measles-Rubella Vaccine to Be Introduced for the First TimeThe Federal Government of Nigeria, in collaboration with national and international health partners, is gearing up to launch a nationwide Integrated Immunization Campaign in October 2025, aimed at strengthening protection against multiple vaccine-preventable diseases. In a landmark move, the Measles-Rubella (MR)
Germany has renewed its commitment to Northeast Nigeria recovery efforts through a donation of 20 million euros to its sponsored United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and World Food Programme (WFP) Resilience Programme The programme, which is the second phase funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through KfW Development
The UNICEF Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU 9JA) Public-Private-Youth-Partnership (PPYP) Platform has on Tuesday convened its annual Steering Committee at the Airtel Headquarters in Lagos to celebrate three years of groundbreaking achievements and set ambitious targets for the future. A statement issued on Tuesday said this meeting reaffirmed GenU 9JA’s commitment to
At the 3rd Edition of the Social Protection Cross Learning Summit, the Government of Nigeria, in collaboration with United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and partners have emphasized the critical need for strengthened social protection system to address the pressing issues of poverty. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, faces significant challenges in human
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Plan International, Center for Advocacy, Transparency and Accountability Initiative (CATAI), UKAID, Unique Care and Support Foundation (CASFOD) and Borno State Government have called for proper coordination among government, community and humanitarian organisations to improve school safety. This was the crux of debate at a panel











