FIRST LADY FLAGS OFF NATIONAL COMMUNITY FOOD BANK PROGRAM IN BORNO. (PHOTO).

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 First Lady Flags Off National Community Food Bank Program In Borno  Nigeria has hit another milestone in its campaign to provide nutrition support to women and children with the launch of the National Community Food Bank program,  starting from the North East zone of the country. First Lady Oluremi Tinubu while inaugurating the very first of the food banks in Shuwari- II Primary Healthcare Centre,  Bolori in Borno State says the intervention represents a new line of protection for Nigerian children against child malnutrition  Designed to provide vulnerable children under the age of six and pregnant women with sustainable access to nutritious food, the intervention is a multi-sectoral platform that seeks to fight child malnutrition by establishing food banks around primary healthcare centres across the country and also encouraging bio-fortification of food from source.  Among many  projects undertaken by the Borno State Governor,  Prof Babagana Zu...

AFRICA’S PASSPORT POWER IN 2025: NUMBER OF COUNTRIES THEY CAN ACCESS AND GLOBAL RANKINGS. (PHOTO).


 Africa’s Passport Power in 2025: Number of countries they can access and global rankings


1. Seychells: 156/25th Global rank

2. Mauritius: 149/27th

3. South Africa: 103/48th

4. Botswana: 85/59th

5. Namibia: 79/63rd

6. Lesotho: 76/65th

7. Eswatini: 74/66th

8. Malawi: 73/67th

9. Morocco: 73/67th

10. Kenya: 71/69th

11. The Gambia: 71/69th

12. Tanzania: 70/70th

13. Benin: 67/71st

14. Ghana: 67/71st

15. Tunisia: 67/71st

16. Uganda: 67/71st

17. Zambia: 67/71st

18. Sierra Leone: 65/72nd

19. Rwanda: 63/73rd

20. Zimbabwe: 63/73rd

21. Mozambique: 62/74th

22. Sao Tome & Principe: 61/75th

23. Togo: 60/76th

24. Burkina Faso: 59/77th

25. Ivory Coast: 59/77th

26. Senegal: 59/77th

27. Gabon: 58/78th

28. Madagascar: 58/78th

29. Guinea: 57/79th

30. Mauritania: 57/79th

31. Niger: 57/79th

32. Equatorial Guinea: 56/80th

33. Algeria: 55/81st

34. Mali: 55/81st

35. Guinea-Bissau: 54/82nd

36. Chad: 52/83rd

37. Comoros: 52/83rd

38. CAR: 51/84th

39. Liberia: 51/84th

40. Cameroon: 49/85th

41. Egypt: 49/85th

42. Angola: 48/86th

43. Burundi: 48/86th

44. Republic of Congo: 48/86th

45. Djibouti: 47/87th

46. Ethiopia: 45/88th

47. #Nigeria: 45/88th

48. DRC: 43/90th

49. South Sudan: 43/90th

50. Sudan: 41/92nd

51. Eritea: 39/94th

52. Libya: 38/95th

53. Somalia:32/96th


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