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SAVE THE CHILDREN - ‘School turned into nightmare after attack in Nigeria’
SAVE THE CHILDREN - ‘School turned into nightmare after attack in Nigeria’
NIGERIA: MORE THAN 1,680 SCHOOLCHILDREN KIDNAPPED IN NIGERIA SINCE THE 2014 CHIBOK GIRLS ABDUCTION
More than 1,680 schoolchildren have been kidnapped in Nigeria since the 2014 abduction of 276 schoolgirls from Chibok in Borno State, with fear of att
GIRLS IN NIGERIA TELL THEIR STORIES THROUGH POETRY
Our Girl Champion, Maryam Ahmed and Theresa Lola, Nigerian British poet and current Young People's Laureate for London, recently led a poetry workshop with girls from Nigeria
NIGERIA – ‘Attacks unacceptable, schools should never be a place of fear’
NIGERIA – ‘Attacks unacceptable, schools should never be a place of fear’
Save the Children is “horrified” by reports of 80 college students abducted in Nigeria
Save the Children is “horrified” by reports of 80 college students abducted in Nigeria
Deadly floods in Niger and Nigeria affect 75,000 children and leave communities in disarray
Deadly floods in Niger and Nigeria affect 75,000 children and leave communities in disarray
Worsening food crisis in Nigeria as farmers face wave of attacks and kidnappings by armed groups
A relentless wave of attacks against farmers in Nigeria by armed groups is threatening to worsen the hunger crisis.
‘Millions of children going hungry in North-East Nigeria as attacks devastate lives’ – SAVE THE CHILDREN
‘Millions of children going hungry in North-East Nigeria as attacks devastate lives’ – SAVE THE CHILDREN
Statement in response to the attack on St Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Ondo State, Nigeria
Statement in response to the attack on St Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Ondo State, Nigeria
Theresa Lola runs poetry workshop for girls from conflict-affected parts of Nigeria for International Day of the Girl
Theresa Lola runs poetry workshop for girls from conflict-affected parts of Nigeria for International Day of the Girl
Getting to Know Duncan Harvey Country Director Nigeria Country Office
An Exclusive Interview with Duncan Harvey, Country Director, Save the Children NigeriaIn this interview, Duncan shares his professional journey, life in Nigeria, and what excites him about his role. From childhood dreams to favourite Nigerian dishes, hobbies, and daily life, read the full interview!
Nigeria: At least 10 school kidnappings in less than two years as school safety crisis deepens
An analysis by Save the Children found an uptick in school kidnappings in Nigeria since January 2024, with at least 10 attacks affecting more than 670 children.
Nigeria: Urgent funds needed to manage diphtheria outbreak, with more than 7,200 cases and 453 deaths
A staggering 7,202 cases of diphtheria, a highly contagious bacterial infection fatal without treatment, were confirmed in Nigeria last week
NIGERIA: One in six children set to go hungry as kidnappings, conflict and rising prices push food out of reach
Around one in six – or 15.6 million – children in Nigeria are facing hunger in the lead up to the lean season, according to a new analysis.
When Advocacy Meets Passion- Purity Oriaifo on Driving Change for Girls in Nigeria
Meet Purity Oriaifo, Save the Children Nigeria Youth Ambassador
Children still trapped in their homes as worst floods in 30 years devastate Northeast Nigeria
Heavy rains in Borno state, Northeast Nigeria have led to the worst flooding in 30 years, affecting at least 239,000 people
Death rates from cholera outbreaks surge in Sudan and Nigeria as flooding, conflict hinder treatment
Death rates from major cholera outbreaks in Sudan and Nigeria have surged to up to three times the global average putting thousands of children at risk as cases continue to rise as conflict and flooding hamper access to treatment, said Save the Children.
A day in the life of Chachu Tadicha – team leader for Borno State Field Office, Nigeria
A day in the life of Chachu Tadicha – team leader for Borno State Field Office, Nigeria
Innovations breaking barriers to children’s immunisation in Nigeria and Ethiopia win major funding from Save the Children
The Save the Children Immunisation Accelerator, backed by GSK, has selected two standout projects to improve child vaccination rates in Nigeria and Ethiopia, where millions of children remain unvaccinated.Both projects were chosen from 120 submissions and will receive $100,000 in support. These innovations aim to transform immunization outcomes and are part of a broader mission to ensure no child suffers from preventable diseases.
28 Million Nigerian Children and Adolescents Lack Access to Formal Schooling or Digital Learning Opportunities
Between 2014 and 2022, Nigeria recorded 70 school attacks, 1,683 learners abducted, 184 killed, and 25 buildings destroyed – Save the Children10.5 million primary school-age children (25.6%) are not enrolled in school, with girls accounting for 60% of out-of-school children – UNICEFNigeria’s secondary school gross enrolment rate stands at 42% – WorldMetrics Nigeria Education Report (2025)