Farmer Governor Ushers in New Era for At-Risk Children Program in Niger State
In a significant move toward promoting children’s rights and welfare, Farmer Governor Muhammad Umar Bago has appointed Aisha Umar Tafida as the Coordinator/Team Lead for the At-Risk Children Program (ARC-P) in Niger State. This appointment marks a pivotal moment in the state’s commitment to uplifting vulnerable children and ensuring their access to education and opportunities for growth.
ARC-P, an initiative of the federal government, aims to lift out-of-school children out of poverty and provide them with the necessary support for their holistic development. Under Farmer Governor Bago’s leadership, ARC-P has emerged as a beacon of hope for marginalized youth across Niger State, offering a comprehensive solution to the challenges they face.
With the appointment of Aisha Umar Tafida, ARC-P’s projects in Niger State are set to gain momentum, serving as a model for addressing the multi-dimensional deprivation experienced by vulnerable children. Aisha’s background in economics and her extensive experience in disaster and risk management position her well to lead ARC-P’s efforts in the state.
The ARC-P initiative in Niger State aligns with Farmer Governor Bago’s vision to reform the Almajiri system, provide free and compulsory primary education, and lift thousands of children out of poverty. Through strategic engagement with community leaders and stakeholders, ARC-P aims to build trust and legitimacy at the grassroots level, ensuring the program’s success and sustainability.
Aisha Umar Tafida’s appointment reflects Farmer Governor Bago’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare of at-risk children in Niger State. With her leadership, ARC-P will continue to expand its reach and impact, empowering vulnerable children to lead lives of dignity and productivity.
