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Traditional leaders, parents, religious figures, and youth in Ngomari Ward, Borno State, met to address barriers to girls' education at a BudgIT Foundation town hall supported by the Malala Fund. Participants identified poverty, early marriage, and poor infrastructure as key challenges and pledged community action to keep more girls in school.
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YOLA, NIGERIA — Adamawa State, one of the epicenters of Nigeria’s protracted northeastern crisis, continues to grapple with widespread humanitarian challenges as over 200,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) remain in need of assistance. Despite coordinated efforts by government authorities, international agencies, and private philanthropists, persistent insecurity, food shortages, and climate-related disasters are straining relief systems and exposing gaps in long-term recovery strategies.
Road infrastructure in Mubi, in Adamawa State, has long been neglected, with key routes like the Mubi–Gyela and Mubi–Maiha roads remaining in poor condition despite years of public complaints. These roads are critical, linking Mubi North to Mubi South and connecting important administrative and commercial areas, including the Mubi South Secretariat in Gyela.
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