UBEC: $552m World Bank Grant Targets 29m Nigerian Children, 500,000 Teachers
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UBEC: $552m World Bank grant targets 29m Nigerian children, 500,000 teachers
The Universal Basic Education Commission, UBEC, has unveiled an ambitious plan to reach 29 million Nigerian children with improved basic education under a $552.18 million World Bank-supported programme, warning state governments that failure to provide the required funding could jeopardise its implementation.
$552m HOPE-EDU Programme Targets 29m Children, 500,000 Teachers — UBEC
$552m HOPE-EDU programme targets 29m children, 500,000 teachers — UBEC By Jumoke Olaitan The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) says the $552.18 million World Bank-supported HOPE-EDU programme targets 29 million children, 500,000 teachers and… News Agency of Nigeria
UBEC Targets 29m Pupils Under $552.18m World Bank Education Grant
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has said the $552.18 million World Bank’s grant for Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity (HOPE-EDU) programme is targeting 29 million children, 500,000 teachers, 65,000 public schools and 10,000 non-formal learning centres across Nigeria. The programme also targets the construction of 13,000 new classrooms as part of efforts […]
UBEC Targets 29m Children in $552m World Bank Programme
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) says the World Bank’s $ 552.18 million grant for the Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity (HOPE-EDU) programme is targeting 29 million children, 500,000 teachers, 65,000 public schools and 10,000 non-formal learning centres across Nigeria. The programme also targets the construction of 13,000 new classrooms as part of […]
UBEC targets 29 million children in $552.18m World Bank basic education grant
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has said the $552.18 million World Bank’s grant for Human Capital Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity (HOPE-EDU) programme is targeting 29 million children, 500,000 teachers, 65,000 public schools and 10,000 non-formal learning centres across Nigeria. The programme also targets the construction of 13,000 new
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