COVID-19: The need for an inclusive approach in Nigeria
In the face of COVID-19 spreading in Nigeria and the government’s response to the crisis, this policy brief sets out how all policies and actions must pay adequate attention to the most vulnerable people in society, especially women, adolescent girls, people with pre-existing conditions and persons with disabilities.
Categories: Emergencies Tags: COVID-19
Plan International condemns mass kidnapping of Nigerian school children
Armed men were reported to have attacked a school in northwest Nigeria, abducting about 287 students. Plan International calls on security forces to intensif…
A remote town's story of resilience, hope and education
Communications Officer Nubwa visits the school in a remote conflict-affected town in Borno state. She writes on the situation and amazing resilience of the c…
Nigeria home
Plan International has been operating in Nigeria since 2014 to promote children’s rights and equality for girls.
