Northern Initiative For Female Child Education (NIFCE)

The chief executive director Ibrahim Sani Ahmad & Vice chief executive  director. Aisha Adam yusif were live at Rahama Tv to duscuss the mission, vision, core values, achivements and some major obstacle of the intiative on 7th feb 2020.

With regards to the above team of intellectual members of this great initiative embarked on a research to examine the causes and consequences of the massive rate of female child illiteracy in some various community across kano  state and which the validity and reliability of the research opined that it’s an established fact substantial percentage of the female Childs in the north have no access to education some due to their poor economic background while some who have once have the privilege to go to school have dropped out due to the economic effect of that comes with covid19. In other to make sure we reduce the rate of female child illiteracy the NIFCE embarks on community school outreach in which the NIFCE outreach train landed at the jaoji special primary school kano state in which reading and writing material was distributed to 150 female child pupils in which majority of them are orphans on 20th Jan 2020.

We paid curtersy visit to Dr Adam Adieza from Department of business Adminstration faculty of business school at bayero university kano on 20th December 2019.              However, the aim of the visit is to familiraze & also insightfull intiamate him on the mission, vision, objective, core values, philosphy, achivements & some major obstacle. It was a  honour to engage this in  alongside with our C E O Ibrahim Sani Ahmad, Vice C E O  Aisha Adam yusif,, Finance manager Urwat Abdillahi Hussain & two of our members. It was a full and frank conversation.

          On third December 2019 we paid a curtersy visit to Mai Girma Dan madami kano Alh Ibrahim Hamza bayero at his residence in kano state. However, the aim of the visit was to familiraze & also insightfull intiamate him on the mission, vision, objective, core values, philosphy, achivements & some major obstacle.           It was a  honour to engage this in discourse alongside with our C E O Ibrahim Sani Ahmad, Vice C E O  Aisha Adam yusif,Audit manage Suraj Abdulkarim Yaro , Finance manager Urwat Abdullahi Hussaini and  memership coordinator, Abdulrahman Jibril.         It was a full and frank conversation with one of our farther & trustee of NIFCE Mai Girma Dan madami kano Alh Ibrahim Hamza Bayero.

               MISSION: Northern initiative for female child education is a youth volunteered driven initiative established for advocating, educating and empowering Girls child for a sustainable development in northern nigeria              VISION: Northern initiative for female child education work towards creating a stable preposterous and equal access society for education, empowerment  basic education and other opportunities for the sustainable development to our girls child in Northern Nigeria and nigeria at large.             GOAL: Our goal is to improve, sustain and empower girls child through awareness campaign and access to quality inclusive education. More so it's our clear objective formulating a model for Research and learning through Training of Girl Child as major stake holders for achieving sustainable in Northern Nigeria and nigeria at large.       ...

Nothern Initiative for Female Child Education in Nigeria was founded on 1st November, 2019 by a group of friends, namely; Ibrahim Sani Ahmad, Suraj Abdulkarim, Abubakar Umar Matazu, Ibrahim .A. Umar & Abdulbasit Abdulkarim. It was Ibrahim Sani Ahmad that nurtured the idea, after which he disclosed to those mentioned above. They then invited some of their intimate friends, whom they believed could support the idea of GIRL CHILD EDUCATION in Northern Nigeria. These people are; Aisha Adam Yusif, Abdulrahman Jibril, Salman Muhammad,  & Uwart .A. Hussaini.            However, all individuals mentioned were present at the first official meeting schedule on 15th November, 2019 and discussed the issue of Girl Child Eduction in Northern Nigeria.