Govt should focus on interest in Nigeria's school system, says Rhodes-Vivour

Govt should focus on interest in Nigeria's school system, says Rhodes-Vivour

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Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, a previous gubernatorial competitor in Lagos State under Work Party has reprimanded government's inability to put sufficiently in schooling, especially in provincial regions, contending that such strategies are essential for a more extensive plan to keep Nigerians devastated and uninformed to keep up with business as usual.

Rhodes-Vivour, who is a designer further featured the public authority's disappointment without a thorough and comprehensive verifiable educational program inside the Nigerian instructive system, saying it is a determined move to subvert the capability of the Nigerian people.

His call for greater interest in schooling comes closely following a new report by the HP Fates drive, in organization with the Worldwide Learning Chamber and T4 Training, which expressed putting resources into schooling in Nigeria and universally is fundamental for future achievement, particularly during seasons of monetary difficulties.

As per T4 Training, this suggestion is established in broad exploration including a recent report from the Washington Community for Fair Development which found that each $1 spent on schooling prompts a $1.66 return in financial action later on, with more prominent impact during a downturn.

Rhodes-Vivour while showing up on the principal episode of the "Uplifting news Naija Web recording", which sent off during the Nigeria Freedom Day festivity, contended that the ongoing educational program — zeroed in transcendently on provincial history — has encouraged a feeling of mediocrity and reliance among Nigerians. He additionally scrutinized the way of life of exemption that permits legislators to pull off debasement and asked Nigerians to request better from their chiefs.