Tag: out of school children
67% of schools in eight northern states have no female teacher...
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that 67 percent of schools in eight states in Northern Nigeria have no female teacher.
The UNICEF...
Group targets 37,000 Borno children for integrated education project
A development group in Nigeria named Plan International has said that about 37,000 children will benefit from an integrated education and child protection...
Addressing Almajiri out of school menace: How committed are the...
By Mohammed Sabo Keana
The constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, states that the security and welfare of...
Stop discrimination, hijab is about success
Taking stock of the past year, our Hijab has had its undue share of pains in Nigeria. We have come under attack...
Worrisome statistics about education in Nigeria
Today marks the International Day for Education, as declared by the United Nations. It is the first time such an international observance is being...
How Kaduna increased school enrolment by 91% in two years –...
Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai has revealed how his government's efforts in the education sector led to the increase in school enrolment by 90....
UNICEF to flag-off school enrolment campaign in Bayelsa
The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) in collaboration with Bayelsa State Universal Basic Education Board (Bayelsa SUBEB) would on Monday, 21st January...
Multi-million naira Almajiri Model School built by Jonathan govt. abandoned, rotting...
When the President Goodluck Jonathan administration started the Almajiri Model School projects in 2010, it was to reduce the number of out-of-school...
How Nigeria’s out-of-school children increased to 13.2 million
The number of out-of-school children rose from 10.5 million in 2010 to 13.2 million in 2015, a Demographic Health Survey (DHS) conducted by the...
No time to lose on the road to Universal Primary and...
The latest figures on out-of-school-children are disappointing, showing progress that is – at best – painfully slow.
Despite every promise and declaration, and all the...
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