Nigerian Government Reports Widespread Child Illiteracy

The Nigerian government reveals that three out of four children in the country cannot read by the age of 10, urging the adoption of digital learning to address the literacy crisis.

30 Jun, 20:47 — 30 Jun, 20:47

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Three in four Nigerian children can’t read by age 10 — FG

Alarming statistics reveal three out of four Nigerian children cannot read by age 10. The FG urges digital learning adoption to combat this literacy crisis Read More: https://punchng.com/three-in-four-nigerian-children-cant-read-by-age-10-fg/

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Three in four Nigerian children can’t read by age 10 — FG

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