Browsing: Sokoto state

Kowace shekara, dimbin mutane a cikin miliyoyin, na fuskantar bakin ciki na cin zarafin jinsi ta hanyar jima’i a fadin duniya. Wadanan qididdiga ba kawai lambobi ba ne kawai abubuwa ne da suka wakilci wata rayuwar da ta samu canji har abada.

The shift from silence to activism is a testament to the Sokoto community’s increasing understanding and involvement in addressing sexual and gender-based violence, offering a glimmer of hope in the fight against this pervasive issue.

he goal of the Sokoto State Education strategies over the previous decade was to promote women’s involvement in education. The 10-year Strategic Plan for Education (2011-2020) of Sokoto State, a comprehensive roadmap to address the state’s education challenges, noted low female participation.

The situation illustrates the grim realities of the lives of many girls trapped in a survival cycle that prioritises immediate necessities above long-term goals. It was the case with five food vendors whom this writer encountered while investigating the dropout dilemma in Sokoto.

Over the years, the dream of education has remained a distant hope for many girls in Sokoto despite existing educational policies recognising this crisis and highlighting interventions to reduce dropout rates among girls.

Speakers highlighted this in Sokoto at the Quarterly Review Meeting of Community Practice (CoP), established by the AHBN to expedite progress in enhancing routine immunisation coverage, specifically targeting zero-dose children.

ONSA n collaboration with Partnership Against Violent Extremism an advocacy visit to Sokoto State into State Action Plan, security, development policies.

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In Sokoto Northwest Nigeria, millions of girls face an uphill battle. Early marriage often truncates their education, curbing their aspirations and limiting their futures.

Sokoto State Governor, Dr. Ahmad Aliyu has tasked the newly elected 23 local government chairmen with positively impacting their localities