USAID flags-off ICHSSA 4 project in Kebbi
YBR to manage USAID youth empowerment campaign
USAID moves to save Igbo language from extinction
USAID launches $6m ‘EatSafe’ initiative to improve nutrition in Nigeria
USAID, Power Africa votes $2.6m in aid to power health centres in 9 African countries
USAID, KDSG sign 3year MOU to drive economic development in Kaduna
Oil firm donates 75,000 test kits to support USAID’s HIV/AIDS eradication efforts in Akwa Ibom
Fight against Covid-19: USAID donates vehicle to Kaduna
581,000 Nigerians treated for TB in five years – USAID
Mercy Corps, supported by USAID commences CIPP project in Benue
Agric Devt: Nigeria, US move to boost food production
U.S. trains 62 NEMA, SEMA officials on emergency management
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SubscribeNew USAID-Supported Health Messaging Campaign Generates 88,000 Toll-free Calls
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Government of Nigeria, through the Federal and state ministries of Health, has launched an innovative integrated health Social and Behavior Change (SBC) campaign.
Ihedioha explains USAID’s visit, preaches peace at Eid el-Kabir
Owerri—Governor Emeka Ihedioha of Imo State, yesterday, said United Nations Agency for International Development, USAID, was in the state to assess the supply of water to citizens.
Why USAID visited Imo – Ihedioha
The Imo state governor, Emeka Ihedioha, on Sunday, said that the United Nations Agency for International Development, USAID, was in the state, to assess the extent his government was supplying water to the citizens.
USAID commits $65M to boost water supply In Taraba, 5 other states
United States Agency for International Development, USAID, has earmarked $65 million as technical support fund to increase access to potable water for 500,000 households in Imo, Sokoto, Taraba, Abia, Niger and Delta states.
500,000 households in six states to benefit from USAID’s $65m water project
Jalingo —The United States Agency for International Development, USAID, has earmarked $65 million as technical support fund to increase access to basic drinking water supplies for 500,000 households in Imo, Sokoto, Taraba, Abia, Niger and Delta states.
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