Key takeaways
- A non-governmental organisation, the Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED), has launched a data-driven project aimed at tracking Universal Basic Education (UBE) funds in Kaduna State.
- This initiative seeks to empower communities to monitor and report on how these crucial funds are being utilized by relevant agencies, particularly the State Universal Basic Education Board.
- Ibrahim Zikirullahi, the Executive Director of CHRICED, explained that the focus on basic education is deliberate, as it forms the foundation of Nigeria's educational system.
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