Nigerian Children's Place in a Sane Society
Most public primary and secondary school students learn in environments that are not encouraging in Nigeria. The facilities have been stretched to obsolete conditions as a result of improper planning by the government at all levels. Considering the dilapidated toilet facilities in several of these schools and the absence of potable and drinkable water, the potential outbreak of an epidemic cannot be ruled out. Teachers are no longer dedicated to duty due to their nightmarish working conditions. Cultism has taken root in most of these schools, while "armed robbers" in school uniforms dot the nooks and crannies of every part of the country. Indeed, cultists, mostly young people, are now strategic stakeholders in elections in many states. Of worry is the lack of sincerity on the part of the government in the implementation of programs and policies. On the part of private schools, moral decadence, which is a major feature in public schools, is the issue,...

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