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Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has reaffirmed her commitment to improving child development outcomes following a strategic engagement with officials of the World Bank, aimed at strengthening collaboration in early childhood programmes.

The meeting, held in Abuja, focused on policies and interventions that can enhance nutrition, education and healthcare for children, particularly in underserved communities. The First Lady emphasised that investing in children is critical to securing Nigeria’s future.

She noted that early childhood development remains a cornerstone for national growth, stressing that children who receive proper care and education are more likely to become productive citizens. According to her, government efforts must be complemented by strong partnerships with development institutions.

World Bank representatives at the meeting expressed readiness to support Nigeria’s initiatives through funding, technical expertise and policy advisory. They highlighted ongoing programmes targeting maternal health, child nutrition and basic education as areas of alignment.

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The First Lady said her office will work closely with relevant ministries and agencies to ensure that interventions reach the most vulnerable populations. She stressed the importance of data-driven policies and effective monitoring systems to track progress.

She also called for increased awareness on the importance of early childhood care, urging parents and communities to play active roles in nurturing children. She noted that cultural practices and economic challenges often limit access to essential services.

Participants at the meeting discussed strategies to scale up existing programmes, including expanding access to primary healthcare and improving school readiness among young children. There were also talks on addressing malnutrition and reducing child mortality rates.

The First Lady expressed optimism that the collaboration with the World Bank will yield tangible results, particularly in rural areas where access to services remains limited. She reiterated her commitment to championing initiatives that prioritise children’s welfare.

She concluded by calling on all stakeholders to work together in building a system that supports every child, regardless of background, ensuring they have the opportunity to thrive and contribute to national development.

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