The Educational Intervention program by UNICEF that grants mothers in northern Nigeria the sum of N5,000 monthly goes a long way to help their businesses, allow their children go to school and improve their general well-being.

Legislating Cash Transfer Program in Northern Nigeria will help sustain the education drive that will keep more girls in school. A law to sustain the educational intervention program is commendable and is expected to be made a priority in Sokoto state. Educational stakeholders express their commitment and hopes on this as well as talk about advocating to ensure legislation is in place. You can listen to and download the full report by Chioma Tamunobubelabara  HERE .

UNICEF Cash Transfer Program exposes the need for more infrastructural facilities especially chairs and table in schools in northern Nigeria. This case is on Rimara School, Goronyo in Sokoto state. Teachers explain how there is breakdown of infrastructure, calling for government's continued intervention while female students notwithstanding express happiness with the support to be in school. Listen to the full audio report by Chioma Tamunobubelabara when you CLICK HERE