National Commission for Refugees, Migrants, and Internally Displaced Persons in collaboration with the Nigerian Army have inaugurated the Project Zero Hunger in Lagos state.

The Project was designed in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 2 of ending hunger and malnutrition as well as building inclusive and sustainable food systems globally.

Speaking, the National Commissioner, of the Commission, Hajiya Imaan Suleiman-Ibrahim said the gesture would satisfy the immediate nutritional needs of persons of concern.

Hajiya Imaan explained that the Project would promote an integrated and whole of society approach which gives everyone the opportunity to complement the Federal Government effort especially in the Feeding persons of concern.

She added that Project Zero Hunger would also create a forum for stakeholders to collaborate and support the Commission in mobilizing additional resources to positively make a better impact in the lives of the beneficiaries.

Food Care packages were distributed to the people.

RN

You May Also Like

Kaduna 2027: PDP Candidate Pledges Equitable Distribution Of Resources Across Three Zones

  By Adamu Yusuf   The Kaduna State governorship candidate of the…

Jigawa Approves N982m Compensation for Kafin Hausa Road Properties

By Usman Muhammed Zaria Jigawa State government says it has approved the…

Staff of FRCN Selected for UK Media Excellence for Emerging Technologies Fellowship

Two staff members of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) have…

Kaduna Seeks Tax Ombud Zonal Office, Says Fairness Can Boost Revenue

By Shindong Bala The Kaduna State Government has called for the establishment…

FG Donates ₦250m To Families Of 37 Deceased Miners

By Aliyu Lawal The Federal Government has donated Two Hundred and Fifty…

FUGUS Calls for Research-Based Solutions to Zamfara’s Development Challenges

By Aminu Dalhatu  The Federal University Gusau FUGUS has called for sustained…
Download FRCN Kaduna Hausa App