Plateau State Considers Sanctions for Parents of Out-of-School Children

The government of Plateau State in Nigeria is exploring stricter measures, including sanctions for parents, to address the issue of 23.2% of children being out of school.

15 Jul, 11:25 — 15 Jul, 11:25

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23.2% of Plateau children out of school, govt mulls sanctions for parents

The government said it was considering stricter measures, including sanctions for parents who fail to enrol their children in school, as part of efforts to reverse the trend. The post 23.2% of Plateau children out of school, govt mulls sanctions for parents appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Plateau State Considers Sanctions for Parents of Out-of-School Children

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23.2% of Plateau children out of school, govt mulls sanctions for parents

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