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    Nigeria’s Education Crisis: A Call to Action Across Six Geographical Zones

    EditorBy EditorFebruary 3, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Kabiru Haruna

    Nigeria’s education system is facing significant challenges across its six geographical zones.This report highlights the common problems, zone-specific issues, roots, and potential solutions to improve education outcomes.

    Nigeria’s education system is plagued by poor funding, inadequate infrastructure, shortage of qualified teachers, low enrollment rates, high dropout rates, poor academic performance, corruption, and insecurity. These challenges hinder the provision of quality education.

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    Each geographical zone faces unique challenges. The North-Central zone struggles with herdsmen-farmer conflicts disrupting schools and limited access to education for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

    The North-East zone faces Boko Haram insurgency, destroying schools and displacing students and teachers.

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    The North-West zone grapples with banditry and kidnapping affecting schools and the Almajiri system undermining formal education.

    In the South-East zone, overcrowding and inadequate facilities, cultism, and violence in schools are major concerns.

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    The South-South zone faces oil pollution damaging school infrastructure and cultism and violence. The South-West zone struggles with overreliance on private schools and brain drain due to emigration.

    The education crisis In Nigeria is rooted in historical legacies of colonialism and military rule, corruption and mismanagement, inadequate funding, societal and cultural factors, conflict and insecurity, and poor governance and policy implementation.

    To address these challenges, increased funding and budgetary allocation, infrastructure development and maintenance, teacher training and recruitment, enrollment drives and scholarship programs, security measures and conflict resolution, policy reforms, and effective implementation are necessary.

    Community engagement and sensitization, public-private partnerships, and collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society are crucial in addressing the education crisis.

    Federal and state governments should prioritize education funding, develop context-specific solutions for each zone, and implement policies addressing societal and cultural factors.

    Nigeria’s education requires urgent attention. Addressing the problems and roots across the six geographical zones demands a collaborative effort. Implementing targeted solutions and policy reforms can improve education outcomes and secure Nigeria’s future.

    Thanks to the Honourable Minister of Education,Dr Maruf Olatunji Alausa, and the Minister of State’s Education, Prof suwaiba sa’id ahmad for their unwavering commitment and dedication to expunged most of these challenges, by fostering a stronger Education roadmap across the country’s learning institutions

    This report draws from UNESCO’s Nigeria Education Sector Plan, World Bank’s Nigeria Education Overview, Nigerian Ministry of Education’s Education Sector Report, and research from various NGOs and institutions.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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