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July 17, 2026|15:02

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40% of Kaduna pupils attend school because of free meals, says gov’s aide

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

Kaduna State’s free school feeding programme is a major incentive for enrolment, with 40% of pupils attending because of the meals, says Governor’s aide. Read More: https://punchng.com/40-of-kaduna-pupils-attend-school-because-of-free-meals-says-govs-aide/

40% of Kaduna pupils attend school because of free meals, says gov’s aide

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