Julius Ihonvbere, chairman, house of representatives committee on basic education and services, says political leaders should take the issue of out-of-school children seriously to avoid creating future criminals. According to
had said, in May 2022, that the investment made by his government in education has laid a substantial foundation for younger generations, adding that he is committed to reducing number of out-of-school children in the country.
“If we neglect this aspect, then we will be creating a future army of bandits, kidnappers in the country.” The minister said the government has strengthened the review of the Universal Basic Education mandate to enable all children of school age receive quality education.
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