The Ogun State Government said it has accredited 6,000 food vendors
to cater for the 1,554 beneficiary pupils of Home Grown School Feeding
Programme.
The Programme Manager and Special Adviser to the Governor on Special
Projects, Tinuola Shopeju, made this known on Monday. She said the
accreditation was towards ensuring effective implementation of the
programme.
The accredited food vendors were selected across the 20 local
government areas of the state after a rigorous screening exercise for
all applicants.
Mrs. Shopeju said the engaged food vendors had been carefully selected at ensuring that hygienic and nutritional balanced food were served in all the public primary schools for the 1,554 pupils. She said the Home Grown School Feeding Programme would commence on September 19 when schools resume.
Mrs. Shopeju said the engaged food vendors had been carefully selected at ensuring that hygienic and nutritional balanced food were served in all the public primary schools for the 1,554 pupils. She said the Home Grown School Feeding Programme would commence on September 19 when schools resume.
One of the accredited food vendors, Ogunsola Sakirat, commended the
effort of the state government. She said the initiatives would reduce
unemployment among the citizenry.
She added that the programme would also alleviate the financial
burden of feeding the children on the parts of parents and guardians.

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