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Inflation Causes Decline in Charity Support for Almajiri Pupils in Jigawa State

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Findings in Dutse and other towns in Jigawa State indicate that the tradition of providing charity food to Almajiri pupils is declining. Due to rising economic hardship and inflation in the country, many households that previously provided free food are now unable to sustain the support. As a result, the pupils are lamenting the difficulty in receiving the customary free meals from residents.

From punchng.com

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The decline in charitable support highlights the economic strain placed on local households across Jigawa State. The inability of residents to maintain traditional food support for Almajiri pupils reflects broader challenges related to the cost of living and inflation in Nigeria.

From punchng.com

Who's involved

  • Jigawa StateThe state where the decline in charitable support for Almajiri pupils is being observed.
  • DutseThe city where the findings regarding the decline in charity food were reported.
  • Musa IbrahimAn Almajiri from Jigawa State mentioned in the context of the report.

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