A landmark convergence of global leadership, national resolve, and grassroots mobilisation at the Maryam Babangida National Centre for Women Development, Abuja — towards attainment of UN SDGs Goal 1 and 2.
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Pilot scheme targets Police Secondary Schools under SIP-ALPHA Category 2 and the Renewed Hope Agenda, providing structured loans, scholarships, and university placement support.
UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed leads calls for global action alongside federal ministers, traditional institutions, and 12 million mobilised YWA Champions.
400+ delegates, senior government officials, and security leaders converged in Abuja. President Tinubu hailed the joint initiative. Broadcast live on Channels TV.
Launched at POWA’s 61st Anniversary at Eko Hotel Lagos, the campaign sets an ambitious 2030 target to certify 12 million YWA Champions across all six geopolitical zones.
One of Nigeria’s most revered traditional rulers lends his royal authority to the national empowerment of young women in agriculture — bridging ancestral wisdom and modern ambition.
An exclusive account of the private working visit covering NYSC reform pathways, agricultural strategy, and the intergenerational vision for Nigeria’s youth.
From its 2019 launch to its Sonic Foundry Global Learning Exchange integration, TAP has set the benchmark for digital skills mobilisation in Nigeria.
How the UN Deputy Secretary-General, federal ministers, traditional rulers, and 12 million ordinary women converged on a single national mandate — and what comes next for Nigeria’s food future.
Read Full InvestigationPrivate access. Verified sources. Exclusive first-hand accounts of UNESCO REF's most consequential moments — the conversations, decisions, and milestones that history will record.
What was said. What was planned. What it means for the future of NYSC, youth development, and agricultural strategy in Nigeria. An exclusive first-person account.
Read ExclusiveThe first extensive portrait of POWA’s new president — her background, her priorities, and her plans for the Young Women in Agriculture national mandate.
Read ExclusiveThe UNESCO REF President speaks candidly on seven years of building a national institution, the partnerships that defined it, and the decade ahead.
Read ExclusiveAn exclusive inside look at the operational machinery of the most ambitious women’s empowerment programme in Nigerian history.
Read ExclusiveUNESCO REF honours Nigeria’s deep cultural fabric — celebrating royal patronage, traditional authority, intergenerational dialogue, and the custodians of heritage who anchor our national identity and food sovereignty.
A portrait of 12 million young women at the heart of UNESCO REF’s agricultural revolution — their crops, their kitchens, their markets, and their dreams.
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Comprehensive national programme reaching all 774 LGAs with structured training, financial support, and market linkages towards SDG Goals 1 and 2.
Explore Impact DataThe Federal Government commits to broker financial support for 4.5 million Nigerians under the UNESCO REF Young Women in Agriculture programme.
Read Full StoryA landmark educational financing facility connecting Nigerian students to over 250 international universities through structured loans and placement support.
Read Full StoryFrom the shores of the Atlantic to the banks of the Niger, Nigeria’s greatest untapped resource has never been oil beneath the earth — it has always been the women who work it. This column explores the strategic imperative of the UNESCO REF Young Women in Agriculture programme as a national food security instrument and a global development model.
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