From the streets of August 2024 to the halls of Louis Edet House: an investigation into how a country under strain chose dialogue over confrontation, and how the UNESCO REF Nigeria Police Youths Summit turned public anger into a structured partnership between Nigeria’s security institutions and its young citizens.
A solar-hybrid, modular purification system inaugurated at the NYSC Federal Capital Territory site is the first validation site of a national framework for safe drinking water, local skills and Nigerian-owned infrastructure.
UNESCO REF invited qualified applicants worldwide to volunteer their expertise to its programmes, with remote roles available and selected assignments requiring presence in Nigeria.
Nearly 25 million Nigerian children are in child labour. Every one of them is a child diverted from the classroom, and some will be diverted into conflict. Protecting them is not only a moral duty. It is a matter of national security.
The Mission extends the TAP Project, under Categories 2.7 and 2.8 of the scheme, to the Arab Republic of Egypt, within NEPAD_EY, the platform of synchronisation of UNESCO REF for education and youth development in Africa.
The UNESCO REF Educational Financial Facility Scheme (EFFS) extends the reach of Nigeria’s national student loan system to accredited international programmes, with a first-phase target of 60,000 young beneficiaries, at least half of them young women.