Dr. Gunwa-Ajayi encouraged parents to create special one-on-one time with each child. She suggested setting aside a specific time each week for personal conversations, free from distractions like phones or TV
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“This review will help build a stronger and more inclusive social protection system in Nigeria and in these project states,” Chiluwe said. “It will improve service delivery to the poor, especially in Benue, where 75% of the population faces multiple deprivations, including those living in IDP camps.”
Bassey explained that the traceability system will help improve the quality and reputation of Nigerian palm oil. It will ensure that products meet national and international standards, eliminate adulteration, and make Nigerian palm oil more competitive in industries like food, medicine, and cosmetics.
Dr. Abubakar stated that the reforms are part of Governor Aliyu’s 9-Point SMART Agenda, which views health as a key to development.
Ade warned that if Nigeria fails to promote breastfeeding, especially in places affected by emergencies like Borno and Benue, the country’s future development will be harmed.
Adedoyin urged people to take fire safety as seriously as they take security and to ensure that every home has a fire extinguisher.
Arewa said that the solution is not just taxes. He recommended proper food labeling, public awareness campaigns, and offering healthier food options to the public.
Paul-Ozieh asked the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) and all levels of government to raise awareness, align their policies, and truly commit to making health insurance work.
Okonkwo outlined the manifesto’s objectives as providing a practical and comprehensive framework to guide youth participation across agricultural value chains.
More than 175,000 youths will be equipped with skills in digital technology and creative industries to foster innovation and support the emergence of more entrepreneurs.“