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[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@WaliKha44791294 @AJEnglish We pray justice for the Palestinians would be served by God for the henious crimes being committed on them by the Israelis, sooner or later.

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@Amphibian5THX @AJEnglish You must be very stupid indeed ! Do you mean they should cede control of their homeland and hand over to the invaders? To Colonisers? You must be kidding!

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@artmisius @AJEnglish Go and check your facts. Don't be naive!

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@LuddinIsmail @AJEnglish @worldswarnews You are absolutely right. I can not agree with you less.

[SCIDaR @SCIDaR_]

According to the latest WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage (WUENIC), 14.3 million children globally remain zero-dose, meaning they have not received even a single routine vaccine dose.

For many families, the challenge goes beyond access to health services. It is shaped by social norms, mobility constraints, and household decision-making that influence whether and when a child gets vaccinated.

Reaching these children takes more than just making services available. It requires approaches that meet people where they are. This includes building trust through community engagement, supporting caregivers with the right information, using local channels to share timely updates, and bringing services closer through outreach and mobile sessions.

These efforts help create real access, even in situations where movement is limited or decisions are not straightforward. Stories like Sadiya’s show what is possible when these barriers are understood and addressed.

Read thread below!

[SCIDaR @SCIDaR_]

The Basic Education in Nigeria Bootcamp (BEN-B) Summit is one of the few spaces where federal and state leadership, development partners, civil society, and non-state actors come together not just to discuss the state of basic education in Nigeria, but to make decisions about where it goes next. This year’s summit, held April 28–30, 2026 at Crispan Hotel, Jos, Plateau State, delivered substantive outcomes.

In attendance were the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa CON, who shared updates on the sector; the Minister of State for Education, Prof. Suwaiba Sa’idu Ahmad, who outlined ongoing interventions; and Dr. Folake Olatunji-David, Director of Basic Education, representing the Permanent Secretary, who delivered the opening remarks. Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang was represented by Deputy Governor Mrs. Josephine Piyo, who gave the keynote address.

Also present were the Deputy Executive Secretary (Technical) representing UBEC, members of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, State Commissioners of Education, SUBEB Chairmen, representatives from NERDC and TRCN, alongside development and technical partners and officials from the Federal Ministry of Education.

Two key national policies were launched: the National Policy on Alternative Learning Pathways in Nigeria, and the National Guidelines for the Re-entry of Pregnant and Married Adolescent Girls into Schools—an important step toward addressing one of the most persistent barriers to girls’ education completion.

Delegates engaged in thematic sessions across Data and Digitization, out-of-school children, teacher development, skills acquisition, foundational literacy and numeracy, and sector planning.

SCIDaR facilitated the sector planning group, supporting SUBEBs to update their State Medium Term Basic Education Strategic Plans (SMTBESPs) in line with the revised National Medium Term Basic Education Strategic Plan (NMTBESP). The session created a structured pathway to translate national priorities into state-level, actionable plans.

Across discussions, the focus shifted from high-level strategy to practical implementation, ensuring alignment with national reforms while enabling context-specific execution at the state level.

SCIDaR will continue to support federal and state stakeholders to strengthen sector planning processes, ensuring that national priorities are translated into actionable, trackable, and continuously improved state-level plans.

#SCIDaRImpact #BasicEducation #UBEC #SUBEB #StakeholderEngagement

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@patriot39946258 @IRanMediaco May you be in the same hell fire 🔥with Satan.

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@pape_hugh @IRanMediaco You must be a fool 🤣

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@IRanMediaco I agree with this statement, absolutely 💯

[Iran News 24 @IRanMediaco]

BREAKING: Donald Trump is on the verge of becoming the most foolish president who drove the highest oil prices ever

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@Dean642319 @IRanMediaco Wishfull thinking 🤔, abi? You must be kidding. Iran is not Venezuela. Take it or leave it!!!

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@OMtyambizi @AJENews You are absolutely right ✅️

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@AtaroSarah @AJEnglish How has he cornered who?

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@awalgonga2009 @AJEnglish Don't mind the idiot. He and his allies would be put shame, God's willing.

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@LaPresiden64050 @IRanMediaco It's disheartening to see someone educated and a PhD. holder like you abusing other religions. This attitude clearly portrays you as an educated illiterate.
May your destiny be the same as the parroah of Egypt.

[actualiteitjunk @actualiteitjunk]

#TrumpLies....

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@RajasthaniShudh @Iran_in_India Look at this animal!

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@Freespeech212 @Iran_in_India You animal, the day of reckoning is coming & you will relialise who is on the right path. He who laughed last laughed best.

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@vicE1398 @Iran_in_India You are a human animal. The people you are supporting are not even Christians. This is evident in the way and manner that they kill the Christians in Lebanon, Gaza & Palestine on a daily basis.

[Muhammad @Tama_063]

@Kanthan2030 @Iran_in_India You & your families are the ones that will be the inhabitants of HELL FIRE!!!