Radio School is South Saharan Social Development organization’s (SSDO) education flagship project funded by MacArthur Foundation. The project was implemented in Enugu and Adamawa states in collaboration with Centre for Public Education and Mobilization for Development in Nigeria (CEPAD-Nigeria).
The project was originally intended to be implemented in 17 schools in Enugu State and 21 schools in Adamawa State, however, as a result of its relevance, the government in both Enugu and Adamawa State scaled up implementation to cover all the 150 secondary schools in Adamawa and 292 secondary schools in Enugu state. The schools are grouped under education zones in Enugu State while in Adamawa State, they are grouped under senatorial zones.
The project seeks to improve learning outcomes of students by providing curriculum-based lessons in English, Mathematics, Basic Science and Civic Education on the radio for JSS2 students.
South Saharan Social Development Organization (SSDO) is pleased to announce an open call for bids from qualified contractors for the development of a solar-powered borehole
South Saharan Social Development Organization (SSDO) is pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for contractors and suppliers in the water infrastructure and renewable energy sectors.
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