Federal Government’s failure to make available its counterpart fund for the one-meal-a-day programme has hindered the take off of the initiative in Lagos public schools, five months after it was billed to commence.
The one-meal-a-day is one of the programmes promised by the ruling All Progressive
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JOSHUA BASSEY
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