Nigerians admitted through the UNESCO REF EFFS pathway now contribute only 14 per cent of tuition for internationally accredited degrees, in a landmark partnership that complements the Federal Government’s NELFUND. Applications are now being received.
Bauchi State commits to the mobilisation, capacity building and economic empowerment of young women in agriculture, with women from every one of its 20 local government areas to be trained, in a partnership that extends the programme into the North East.
The National Centre for Women Development will coordinate the national implementation of YWA, connecting the programme with Nigeria’s frameworks for women’s empowerment and sustainable development.
More than 400 delegates from the 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory met the Inspector-General of Police and two Ministers on International Youth Day to forge a new compact between Nigeria’s youth and its security institutions.
Through Category 2.9 of The August Project, UNESCO REF and global partners deliver training that equips young Nigerians to seize digital opportunity and manage digital risk.
Through GLX Hubs in all six geopolitical zones, the GET EDUCATED pathway gives Nigerians aged 18 to 35 locally supported access to internationally accredited degrees and certifications from university partners in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.