Just months after 276 girls were kidnapped from Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State on April14 2014, the Federal Government partnered with stakeholders to set up a Safe School Initiative as a quick response to the crisis and as well as prevent a reoccurrence of the attack and kidnap of schoolchildren. But ten years after the initiative, Nigeria is still grappling with attacks on schools, as well as kidnap of pupils and students. The country is also experiencing an increase in the attack of schools across the country.

As Easter draws near, let's use this Sunday to reflect on renewal, growth, and the joy of new beginnings. #easterreflections"

Wishing you a serene Sunday filled with moments of reflection and gratitude. 🌟 #sundayblessings"

Sundays are for slowing down, reflecting on the week behind, and envisioning the week ahead. #sundayvibes"

Sunday checklist: Reflect ✔️ Relax ✔️ Recharge ✔️ Ready for the week ahead ✔️

Nearly 300 schoolchildren kidnapped in Nigeria earlier this month have been released, governor says https://cnn.it/43zJM6i

Congratulations Naija Team Tennis!

Bronze in the women's doubles and Silver in the women's team is not a bad outing at all.
#africangames2023

Today, let's embrace the spirit of Easter with open hearts, reflecting on its timeless message of love, grace, and redemption. #easterreflection"

The debate over replacing the presidential system with a parliamentary one has resurfaced, sparked by proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution. While some advocate for change, others question if such a shift would address governance challenges. Alterations to the constitution may appear superficial, and the effectiveness of transitioning to a parliamentary system remains uncertain. Despite its flaws, the presidential system has persisted, yet ongoing issues persist, raising doubts about the potential for meaningful reform.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the average price of 5kg of cooking gas increased from N5,139.25 recorded in January 2023 to N6,154.50 in February 2024….