How learning can continue in flood-prone areas by experts

There are growing fears by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) that over 1.5 million children’s education and health are facing challenge as a result of recent flooding, which affected over 30 states in Nigeria.

Iyabo Lawal

Education

How learning can continue in flood-prone areas by experts

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