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Berta Ntino
This article examines the state of girl-child education in Nigeria, highlighting its importance for national development while exposing persistent barriers such as poverty, cultural norms, insecurity, and weak policy implementation. It shows that despite government and NGO efforts, millions of girls remain out of school, particularly in vulnerable regions, which continues to reinforce cycles of inequality and poverty. The paper concludes that a coordinated approach involving policy enforcement, community engagement, financial support, and improved infrastructure is essential to expand access to education and empower girls.
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The Platform Foundation
March 2023
Title: Addressing the Disadvantages of Illiteracy in Children: The Impact of The Platform Foundation's Literacy Classes in Plateau State
Introduction:
The ability to read is an essential skill that forms the foundation of a child's education and future success. However, in many regions across the world, including Plateau State, Nigeria, children face significant disadvantages when they lack the ability to read
Alex Ntino
In recent years, several education systems have begun to reassess the role of technology in the classroom. Among the most notable is Sweden, which, after a period of strong digital integration, is now reintroducing printed textbooks, handwriting exercises, and reduced screen exposure, particularly for younger learners.