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When Will Nigeria Shift the Narrative From Cattle To Education?, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

When Will Nigeria Shift the Narrative From Cattle To Education?, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile Discourse on cattle is so much elevated above any meaningful discussion on education, technology or development in general. We have serious problems and our leaders should better own up to them. The Nigerian education sector is deep in crisis. We have the issue of the lack of standards, on one hand, and insecurity, on the other. This new wave of the kidnapping of students has added to our baskets of challenges. This is not the time to be talking about cows… The way Nigerian leaders talk about cows and goats gives one the impression that these animals are far higher in value than the average citizen. Discourse on cattle is so much elevated above any meaningful discussion on education, technology or development in general. From the look of things, it seems Nigeria’s 18.4 million cattle, its 43.4 million sheep, 76 million goats and 7.5 million pigs are of far more importance than its 10.5 mi

When Will Nigeria Shift The Narrative From Cattle To Education? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

When Will Nigeria Shift The Narrative From Cattle To Education? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile We have serious problems and our leaders should better own up to them. The Nigerian education sector is deep in crisis. We have the issue of lack of standard on one hand and insecurity on the other. This new wave of kidnap of students has added to our baskets of challenges. This is not the time to be talking about cows; our leaders should work with other stakeholders to reverse this current situation to prevent an irrecoverable and catastrophic collapse of the sector. by Olabisi Deji-Folutile Apr 22, 2021

Schools under siege in northern Nigeria

Schools under siege in northern Nigeria AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © Kola Sulaimon Schools like the Jangebe government school are often in remote areas where they are easy targets for gunmen Nigerian sisters Hafsat, 14, and Aisha, 13, were asleep in their dormitory when gunmen overran their school in a remote northwest village and snatched them along with 250 other students. After a week in captivity, they were freed in early March after a truce with their abductors. But that was just the beginning of their ordeal. Already traumatised, now they fear their chance of an education is slipping away as hundreds of schools shut across northwestern Nigeria following a spate of abductions of students.

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