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By Mazeed Oyeleye IJEBU-MUSHIN, OGUN: Grace Kolawole’s first-day experience as a teaching fellow was disappointing. “I asked my pupils to read from their textbooks, and only a fifth
By Victor Christopher On the road, in the marketplace, and in other strategic locations in Kano city, hundreds of school-age children are always around engaging
Tobi Awodipe Ajegunle, a slum in Lagos metropolis, is not only home to over a million people, but depicts the wide gap between the rich
By Yakubu Mohammed Amidst the aquatic challenges faced by the residents of Makoko Waterfront, an initiative has emerged to combat illiteracy and transform the lives
By Johnstone Kpilaakaa July 2020 was the first time Keturah Bitrus*—who was 16 years at the time ever used a computer; she was in junior
Marcus FATUNMOLE The internally displaced persons (IDPs) at Wassa, behind Apo in Abuja, have had many bitter experiences, including days of hunger, the anguish of
by Nurudeen Lawal Grace Chinenye Nkwocha could not hold back her tears as she was gripped by the unnerving memories of young kids from Ajegunle
Image Credit: Social Voices By Kehinde Ogunronbi In the bustling metropolis of Lagos, the economic epicenter of southwestern Nigeria and arguably the entire nation, a
By Philip Shimnom Clement As efforts are reinforced to boost the low level of enrollment in primary and secondary children in Nigeria, non-governmental organizations are
With support, a young man attempts to address some of the barriers to education for displaced girls in Borno, Northeast Nigeria. Aisha Tijjani Jidda Thabit
Henry Tyohemba Despite efforts to reduce the number of out-of-school children in Nigeria, the trend has remained a major problem. In this report, HENRY TYOHEMBA
Nigeria has been ranked highest in the number of out-of-school children recorded in the world. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) while commemorating the International Day of
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