The Adamawa State Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Project has entered into a partnership with UNICEF to strengthen educational development in the state. UNICEF officials visited the AGILE Office in Yola, the state capital, to deliberate on effective collaborations aimed at improving girl child education outcomes in Adamawa State. The meeting brought together representatives from the UNICEF Bauchi Field Office and the Adamawa State UNICEF team, who discussed key areas of partnership and strategies for progress.
Members of the UNICEF delegation included Mal. Abdulrahman Ibrahim Ado, Education Specialist from the Bauchi Field Office; Mal. Kabiru Ibrahim, UNICEF Consultant for Adamawa State; and Mr. Lucky Godwin Kure, UNICEF Focal Officer from the Adamawa State Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, Yola.
In his remarks, the Project Coordinator, Engr. Siddiki Liman, said AGILE remains committed to embracing innovative ideas and working closely with partners to fast-track educational growth in the state.
