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A certain teacher in a school wanted to motivate her students, so she decided to organize a test for them. She promised that whoever scored full marks would receive a brand-new pair of shoes as a prize.
The students were excited about this challenge, and each of them began to study and write with determination.
Surprisingly, after collecting and marking the papers, they all answered well and achieved the required full marks.
So who would receive the prize?
The teacher thanked everyone for their effort… but she became confused about who to give the prize to since everyone got full marks.
She then asked them to suggest a fair way to choose who would receive the gift with everyone's agreement.
The students' idea was for each of them to write their name on a piece of paper, fold it, and put it into a box. Then, the teacher would draw one of the papers in front of them. Whoever's name was picked would win the prize.
And so it was done. The teacher picked one paper from the box in front of everyone and read the name: "Laure Bashir" — she was the winner. She stepped forward to receive her prize.
Laure came forward, full of joy, with tears streaming down her face, while the teacher and all the other students clapped for her.
She thanked everyone and hugged her teacher for this amazing gift, which came just at the right time.
She had been tired of wearing her old, worn-out shoes, and her parents couldn’t afford to buy her new ones due to extreme poverty.
The teacher returned home filled with happiness… When her husband asked her about what had happened, she told him the story while crying.
He was touched by the story, but also surprised at why his wife was crying. When he asked her the reason, she said:
> “When I got home and opened the rest of the papers, I discovered that all the children had written the name of that girl — Laure Bashir — instead of their own names.”
Oh my God!!
The children had noticed Laure’s situation and came together like siblings to bring happiness to her heart…
It's a truly touching story of empathy, unity, and kindness.A certain teacher in a school wanted to motivate her students, so she decided to organize a test for them. She promised that whoever scored full marks would receive a brand-new pair of shoes as a prize. The students were excited about this challenge, and each of them began to study and write with determination. Surprisingly, after collecting and marking the papers, they all answered well and achieved the required full marks. So who would receive the prize? The teacher thanked everyone for their effort… but she became confused about who to give the prize to since everyone got full marks. She then asked them to suggest a fair way to choose who would receive the gift with everyone's agreement. The students' idea was for each of them to write their name on a piece of paper, fold it, and put it into a box. Then, the teacher would draw one of the papers in front of them. Whoever's name was picked would win the prize. And so it was done. The teacher picked one paper from the box in front of everyone and read the name: "Laure Bashir" — she was the winner. She stepped forward to receive her prize. Laure came forward, full of joy, with tears streaming down her face, while the teacher and all the other students clapped for her. She thanked everyone and hugged her teacher for this amazing gift, which came just at the right time. She had been tired of wearing her old, worn-out shoes, and her parents couldn’t afford to buy her new ones due to extreme poverty. The teacher returned home filled with happiness… When her husband asked her about what had happened, she told him the story while crying. He was touched by the story, but also surprised at why his wife was crying. When he asked her the reason, she said: > “When I got home and opened the rest of the papers, I discovered that all the children had written the name of that girl — Laure Bashir — instead of their own names.” Oh my God!! The children had noticed Laure’s situation and came together like siblings to bring happiness to her heart… It's a truly touching story of empathy, unity, and kindness.![]()
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KADUNA DEPUTY GOVERNOR LAUNCHES FIRST 1,000 DAYS OF LIFE INITIATIVE, ADVOCATES STRONGER SUPPORT FOR BREASTFEEDING
As part of activities marking the 2025 World Breastfeeding Week, the Kaduna State Government has launched the First 1,000 Days of Life Initiative to promote child survival, nutrition, and optimal development.
Speaking at a press briefing held Tuesday at the Deputy Governor’s Council Chambers, Deputy Governor Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe emphasised the importance of exclusive breastfeeding and multisectoral support systems to improve child health outcomes in the state.
The briefing, attended by the Commissioner for Health, Umma Ahmed, heads of health agencies, UNICEF Kaduna Chief of Field Office Dr. Gerida Birukila, and representatives of development partners and civil society organisations, highlighted the government’s renewed commitment to maternal and child health.
Dr. Balarabe noted that the First 1,000 Days of Life Initiative targets the critical window from conception to a child’s second birthday, a period she described as “the most crucial for brain development, growth, and lifelong well-being.”
“The initiative will ensure every pregnant woman and child under two in Kaduna State receives adequate nutrition, healthcare, responsive caregiving, vaccinations, clean water, and birth registration,” she said.
She also decried the low rate of exclusive breastfeeding in the state, currently at 41% according to the 2021 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS), despite its well-known benefits including reduced healthcare costs, improved cognitive outcomes, and stronger immunity for infants.
To improve these figures, the Deputy Governor revealed that Kaduna State offers six months of maternity leave for breastfeeding mothers in public service. Additionally, the Commissioner of Health, Umma Ahmed, announced the establishment of a crèche at the Ministry of Health to support breastfeeding mothers in the workplace.
The 2025 World Breastfeeding Week is being celebrated under the theme, “Prioritise Breastfeeding: Create a Sustainable Support System”. The Deputy Governor said the theme aligns with the state's human capital development goals and Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to building a resilient healthcare system.
She called on political leaders, traditional and religious institutions, civil society groups, employers, and families to join in supporting breastfeeding mothers.
“This is not just a health issue; it is a development priority, a gender issue, and a human rights imperative,” Dr. Balarabe stated.
A week-long series of advocacy activities including media engagements, roadshows, webinars, and community dialogues are scheduled to hold across the state.
The event concluded with a formal launch of the initiative and renewed calls for sustained year-round advocacy for breastfeeding as a smart and cost-effective investment in child health and development.KADUNA DEPUTY GOVERNOR LAUNCHES FIRST 1,000 DAYS OF LIFE INITIATIVE, ADVOCATES STRONGER SUPPORT FOR BREASTFEEDING As part of activities marking the 2025 World Breastfeeding Week, the Kaduna State Government has launched the First 1,000 Days of Life Initiative to promote child survival, nutrition, and optimal development. Speaking at a press briefing held Tuesday at the Deputy Governor’s Council Chambers, Deputy Governor Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe emphasised the importance of exclusive breastfeeding and multisectoral support systems to improve child health outcomes in the state. The briefing, attended by the Commissioner for Health, Umma Ahmed, heads of health agencies, UNICEF Kaduna Chief of Field Office Dr. Gerida Birukila, and representatives of development partners and civil society organisations, highlighted the government’s renewed commitment to maternal and child health. Dr. Balarabe noted that the First 1,000 Days of Life Initiative targets the critical window from conception to a child’s second birthday, a period she described as “the most crucial for brain development, growth, and lifelong well-being.” “The initiative will ensure every pregnant woman and child under two in Kaduna State receives adequate nutrition, healthcare, responsive caregiving, vaccinations, clean water, and birth registration,” she said. She also decried the low rate of exclusive breastfeeding in the state, currently at 41% according to the 2021 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS), despite its well-known benefits including reduced healthcare costs, improved cognitive outcomes, and stronger immunity for infants. To improve these figures, the Deputy Governor revealed that Kaduna State offers six months of maternity leave for breastfeeding mothers in public service. Additionally, the Commissioner of Health, Umma Ahmed, announced the establishment of a crèche at the Ministry of Health to support breastfeeding mothers in the workplace. The 2025 World Breastfeeding Week is being celebrated under the theme, “Prioritise Breastfeeding: Create a Sustainable Support System”. The Deputy Governor said the theme aligns with the state's human capital development goals and Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to building a resilient healthcare system. She called on political leaders, traditional and religious institutions, civil society groups, employers, and families to join in supporting breastfeeding mothers. “This is not just a health issue; it is a development priority, a gender issue, and a human rights imperative,” Dr. Balarabe stated. A week-long series of advocacy activities including media engagements, roadshows, webinars, and community dialogues are scheduled to hold across the state. The event concluded with a formal launch of the initiative and renewed calls for sustained year-round advocacy for breastfeeding as a smart and cost-effective investment in child health and development.0 Commentaires 0 Parts 129 Vue 0 Aperçu -
Peter Obi is sincere to serve 4-year single term.
After which the people can reward him with another 4 -year to consolidate achievements .
Note that Nelson Mandela did it in South Africa- one single 5-year term(1994-1999).
Nigeria need a sincere leader like him at this crucial time of the country's crossroads!Peter Obi is sincere to serve 4-year single term. After which the people can reward him with another 4 -year to consolidate achievements . Note that Nelson Mandela did it in South Africa- one single 5-year term(1994-1999). Nigeria need a sincere leader like him at this crucial time of the country's crossroads!0 Commentaires 0 Parts 95 Vue 0 Aperçu -
VIDEO: Vice President Kashim Shettima appeared notably different this morning as he arrived at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa.
Dressed sharply, he joined world leaders for the UN Food Systems Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote address titled 'Rising With The Sun.' The event brings together African heads of state and international dignitaries to discuss sustainable food solutions.VIDEO: Vice President Kashim Shettima appeared notably different this morning as he arrived at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa. Dressed sharply, he joined world leaders for the UN Food Systems Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote address titled 'Rising With The Sun.' The event brings together African heads of state and international dignitaries to discuss sustainable food solutions.0 Commentaires 3 Parts 137 Vue 0 Aperçu1
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VIDEO: Vice President Kashim Shettima appeared notably different this morning as he arrived at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa.
Dressed sharply, he joined world leaders for the UN Food Systems Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote address titled 'Rising With The Sun.' The event brings together African heads of state and international dignitaries to discuss sustainable food solutions.0 Commentaires 0 Parts 103 Vue 0 Aperçu1
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VIDEO: Vice President Kashim Shettima appeared notably different this morning as he arrived at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa.
Dressed sharply, he joined world leaders for the UN Food Systems Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote address titled 'Rising With The Sun.' The event brings together African heads of state and international dignitaries to discuss sustainable food solutions.0 Commentaires 0 Parts 108 Vue 0 Aperçu -
VIDEO: Vice President Kashim Shettima appeared notably different this morning as he arrived at the UN Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa.
Dressed sharply, he joined world leaders for the UN Food Systems Summit, where he is set to deliver a keynote address titled 'Rising With The Sun.' The event brings together African heads of state and international dignitaries to discuss sustainable food solutions.0 Commentaires 0 Parts 106 Vue 0 Aperçu1
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