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Suleja training promotes locally sourced school meals

The federal ministry held practical food-preparation training in Niger State.

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Nigeria’s Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction held a school-feeding training programme in Suleja, Niger State, on October 12. The official report says women participants were shown how to prepare locally available foods.

The programme aims to improve meal diversity for children while supporting local farmers and food suppliers. The release gives no participant or meal totals, new supply contract or completed nationwide expansion outcome.

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    Suleja training promotes locally sourced school meals

    The federal ministry held practical food-preparation training in Niger State.

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