Since the 1950s, the Nigerian government has undertaken various reforms and
assessments to improve educational planning and delivery. Schemes and legal frameworks …

Abstract Introduction The North-Eastern, North-Western, and North-Central cities in Nigeria
comprise of 19 states, each with its own governor. With over 400 ethnicities in the country …

The high rate of poverty in Nigeria is alarming with over 105 million people living in poverty.
Despite the significant proportion of the population living in poverty in the country and the …

The development of a people or a nation-state anchors on the security and peaceful co-
existence prevalent in the socio-economic and political milieus. Insecurity has bedeviled …

Purpose This study examines the dynamics of multidimensional poverty in Nigeria from
2003 to 2018, focusing on women and children, to understand the reality of poverty in …

This study aims to analyze the implementation strategies of out-of-school education (OSE) in
remote areas through a systematic literature review (SLR) approach. The primary focus of …

The study investigates the risk factors that contribute to low examination registration among
secondary school learners in Zimbabwe's rural areas. Data was collected from 525 …

There are over 10 million children of primary school age out-of-school in Nigeria. Thus,
school non-attendance is still a major problem in the country. A few studies have been done …

Poverty in Nigeria is a paradox. Nigeria is endowed with rich mineral resources and a large
human population capable of making it a wealthy and developed country. However, the …

Several trends have influenced educational leadership in Nigeria. These include the
integration of technology in education, emphasis on skills-based learning, and the need for …