The Federal Government has expressed worry over the failure of many states in the country to adopt the Child Rights Act.
The Federal Government said it is addressing the issue of the 10.8 million Nigerian children that were said to have no access to education through several interventions.
The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Dr. Macjohn Nwaobiala stated this at the official session of the 60th National Council on Education meeting held in Abeokuta.
Nwaobiala listed the Almajiri schools established in the North, Boy-child education in the South-East and the Girl-child education in North as projects pursued vigorously by the government.
The Federal Government said it is addressing the issue of the 10.8 million Nigerian children that were said to have no access to education through several interventions.
The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Dr. Macjohn Nwaobiala stated this at the official session of the 60th National Council on Education meeting held in Abeokuta.
Nwaobiala listed the Almajiri schools established in the North, Boy-child education in the South-East and the Girl-child education in North as projects pursued vigorously by the government.
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