Kaduna State has identified 187,719 out-of-school children through a comprehensive household mapping exercise, providing data to guide education investments and poverty interventions.The state government aims to re-enroll 100,000 pupils within four years, with over 25,000 already reintegrated into schools.Poverty is cited as the main barrier, affecting 91% of households.
Key areas like Kubau LGAs face higher challenges, with efforts focused on school construction, teacher recruitment, and learning materials distribution.The initiative includes partnerships for 100+ schools built or renovated, free basic education, reduced tuition fees, and expanded feeding programs.
Reports highlight the need for inclusive policies for children with disabilities and call for community collaboration to ensure universal access to quality education.
Original title: Kaduna unveils data on 187,719 out-of-school children, targets return of 100,000 pupils
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