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The Storm of Inflation Will Not Sink The Ship Of Federal School Feeding Program – FG
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Senior Special Assistant to the President on Home-Grown School Feeding (NHGSFP), assures that the Federal Government’s school feeding program will withstand current inflation trends.
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Adeniji made this statement during the launch of a value-for-money study in Osun State.
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She reaffirms Tinubu’s commitment to providing meals for 10 million school children annually nationwide.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Home-Grown School Feeding (NHGSFP), Dr. Yetunde Adeniji, has assured that the Federal Government’s school feeding program will remain unaffected by the current inflation trend in the country.
Adeniji made this statement while launching a value-for-money study in Osun State, aimed at maximizing the program’s impact for schoolchildren.
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She reiterated President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to fulfilling promises of providing meals to 10 million school children annually across the nation.
“We are committed to the feeding programme of our school children putting in place measures to address challenges that may hinder the success of the programme.
“Nigerians can be rest assured of Mr President’s commitment to this programme,” Adeniji stated.
She further mentioned that the study, which began on May 20th, will extend until May 30th.
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Throughout this period, she will engage with diverse stakeholders, including farmers, cooks, community leaders, and government officials.
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