Tackling the education problem in Northern Nigeria
Northern Nigeria’s out-of-school problem has a significant impact on the social and economic aspects of the area, hence a multifaceted strategy is necessary to comprehend and tackle the situation, taking into account the various reasons that contribute to the high rates of dropout and non-enrollment. Governments and NGOs are collaborating to address issues like gender […]
Northern Nigeria’s out-of-school problem has a significant impact on the social and economic aspects of the area, hence a multifaceted strategy is necessary to comprehend and tackle the situation, taking into account the various reasons that contribute to the high rates of dropout and non-enrollment.
Governments and NGOs are collaborating to address issues like gender inequality, enhance the calibre of teachers and incorporate technology into the classroom.
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Therefore, understanding the root causes of non-enrollment is crucial.
Factors such as poverty, cultural norms, gender disparity, insecurity and inadequate infrastructure contribute to the high number of out-of-school children. These challenges must be addressed head-on!
Isah Chiroma wrote from Sokoto