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Education in emergencies

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Education

See how UNICEF in Nigeria supports children so they can attend school and learn.

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Girls education benefits from school improvements

Learning has improved at a girls secondary school in north-east Nigeria following intervention by UNICEF, supported by philanthropist Nazanin Alakija

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Displaced girls’ education gets boost

A school renovation by UNICEF, with support from philanthropist Nazanin Alakija, is turning around learning in north-east Nigeria

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A proper place to learn

With renovation support from UNICEF and the EU, children affected by conflict have gained a new place to learn

A boy in Borno

Children adjust to life outside Nigeria’s Almajiri system

UNICEF is supporting the return of children who have left the Almajiri system and their successful reunion with their families

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In defence of schools and children

With training and support from UNICEF and KfW, school-based management committees in Borno are taking the lead in keeping schools and children safe

Children in Borno

On the first International Day to Protect Education from Attack, UN urges Nigeria to prioritise school safety, learners’ protection

While the world marks the first-ever International Day to Protect Education from Attack, more than three million children in the conflict-affected states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe in north-east Nigeria are in need of education-in-emergency support

A girl listening to radio classes in Borno

A radio school for displaced children

With support from UNICEF and the Norwegian Government, many displaced children who dropped out of school are now learning through radio in Maiduguri

A woman in Borno receives a sewing machine

Skills for women mean income for education

With investments in vocational training, UNICEF, with European Union (EU) funding, is boosting school enrolment in Borno towns

Children at a learning centre in northeast Nigeria

German Government Contributes to Quality Education for Conflict Affected Children in Nigeria