LSPHCB, SCI COLLABORATE TO STRENGTHEN CHILD IMMUNISATION. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.
LSPHCB, SCI COLLABORATE TO STRENGTHEN CHILD IMMUNISATION The Lagos State Primary Health Care Board (LSPHCB) hosted a high-level delegation from Save the Children International (SCI), led by Country Director, Mr. Duncan Harvey, during an official courtesy visit to the board on Thursday, 17th September 2026. The visit comes as part of Save the Children’s global leadership tour in Nigeria to evaluate the impact of the BOOST Project (Better Opportunities for Optimal Services and Targeted Immunisation for Zero-Dose and Under-Immunised Children) and to align on strategic priorities for child health across the state. Welcoming the delegation, the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Ibrahim Akinwunmi Mustafa, expressed sincere appreciation to Save the Children International for their unwavering support, noting that while Lagos State remains one of the country's highest investors in health care and child nutrition, its unique demographic landscape demands continuous collaboration. Dr. Mustafa highlig...
Today friday,a Tribunal heard the case of a Vice Principal of a muslim girls college,37 year old Ghazala Khan,was sacked and told to ''go to hell'' after she opposed rules which tell all pupils to wear veils during lessons.Ghazala Khan also claims she was called a ''Stupid outsider'',by her boss and barred from certain assemblies at Mohiuddin International Girls college in Burnley,Lancashire.She told the tribunal in Manchester today that she was ostracized because she didn't belong to the same sect with Islam as most of the staff.The mother of one from London was sacked less than a year into the post after she questioned why some teachers would refuse to teach girls unless they wore veils across their face.She claimed the wearing of a veil was not instructed anywhere in the Quran,but says she was told she knew nothing about her own religion.Her employment ended in May 2012 during a heated meeting with college principal Mohammed Amjad Bashir and Zahir Ahmed,a director of the Birmingham based Mohuiddin Trust which runs the college.More photos below. 
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