Nigeria’s education crisis has taken a worrying turn, with the United Nations Children’s Fund revealing that only one in four children attending school can read properly and perform basic mathematics by the age of 14.
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Only 1 in 4 Nigerian Schoolchildren Can Read and Solve Basic Maths by Age 14 – UNICEF
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