In Lagos, amid the quiet urgency of a July summit, the World Bank placed before Nigeria a question that is both moral and mathematical: what becomes of a nation that allows 3.7 million displaced children to grow up without nourishment, schooling, or care? A decade of insurgency in the North-East has uprooted entire communities, and the children caught in that displacement now stand at a developmental crossroads — one where inaction today compounds into irreversible loss tomorrow. The case being made is not charity but calculation: early investment in young minds returns multiples in productivi
World Bank Urges Increased Funding for IDP Children's Education, Health
3.7 million internally displaced persons, including children denied access to education, healthcare, and nutrition due to conflict in Nigeria's North-East.