Aisha Augie-Kuta, a Nigerian photographer and SSA New
Media to Kebbi State Governor posted the photos, revealing that only
three out of the children pictured here attend school. "The
future! Only 3 of them go to school, we must work together to uplift
the girl child. They create brooms on farms." she wrote.
A
recent report by UNICEF said that about 10 million children are
currently out of school in Northern Nigeria. Most of these out-of-school
children are girls residing in rural areas. Unifef officer in Katsina
State, Shehu Mohammed, identified poverty and socio-cultural and
economic environment as reason for poor enrolment of children in
schools.
* it's well*
ReplyDeleteAboki der go skool no child marriage dem sabi do
ReplyDeleteWe ve a long way to go
ReplyDelete...merited happiness
Na wa o. Does it mean they don't have schools or their parents are just ignorant
ReplyDeleteLIB ADDICT#just passing#
Nawa ooo
ReplyDeleteAbeg they should do something in that state.
Haba, only three.
Too poor
Na wah oh.
ReplyDeleteDon't they have governo,senators and reps member? So all these crowed of childrens na only 3 dey go school? The looter they call governor are busy banking the money he loot in dubai and Britain and adding more wifes why his almajiri people are illiterate no wonder.
I will not be surprise if i hear all of these children's are married.
#sad indeed
Lies,we all know people from this side naturally don't like going to schoo,I'm surprised the aboki here can even write and spell..well,he's partly warri *flips waeve*
ReplyDeleteOmo... All these northerners sef en... God go help them
ReplyDeleteDats bad..just 3. Something needs to be done about that.
ReplyDeleteSad
ReplyDeleteMeenah_wakil on instagram
Sad
ReplyDeleteMeenah_wakil on instagram
Even when north has bn ruling Nigeria since 1970.... Yet they fail their pple... They fail their primary responsibility .... north leaders shld be ashame of theirselves...... Tell me why this kids will nt grow up and be terrorist... Tell me why they cant be sucide bombers? They dnt knw anything out their area... They dnt watch tele... Dnt go to school... What a modern day bush amazons
ReplyDelete............ God help northerners..........
Oh My Kebbi peeps, My Zuru peeps? Where art thou? How come your children are not in school???
ReplyDeleteLin-Lin you have work to help us do oh... Help us promote education in Nigeria. Liaise with UNICEF abeg and i will do my part also next month salary goes to UNICEF nigeria to sponsor some 5 children in school. i'll send you pictures so we can start a movement.
Sometimes it is not about the fund. North had serious socioeconomic, cultural and religious issues. You can fund but do they have the will power? Because so many are out of school they see it as normal not to go to school. A lot of work needs to be done.
DeleteToo bad
ReplyDelete1 out of 3? That's very small. Poor Northern kids dnt go to school on a normal day.
ReplyDeleteHe and she forgot to add that religious beliefs also contribute
ReplyDeleteWho's fault is it dat they don't go to school? Where i come from even the children of the poorest folks go to school, cos they know the value.
ReplyDeleteNawa oo
ReplyDeleteNawa oo
ReplyDeleteDis is sad! Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmm na wa oo
ReplyDeleteHeeeyaa! Such a pity.
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm! #Lobatan.
ReplyDelete#LIB ADDICT#
President Buhari, do somthing.
ReplyDeleteHow poor the level of education is in northern Nigeria....God help us
ReplyDelete#Savethegirlchildtoday#
ReplyDeleteOk.
ReplyDeleteMeet cool nigerians and read latest news @ http://naijapple.com
Sad!
Delete-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
EYAH sorry for the People of the North ooo. I thought they said Buhari was President of the North Just like Game of thrones.LOL.
ReplyDeleteSerena Williams Twerking on the Street of Florida (Video)|CREEBHILLS BLOG REVIEW'
And they have governor,senators,ministers,no bad.
ReplyDeleteSad
ReplyDeleteWe need to foster the self actualization of these girls for economy and self development, Am ready and prepared to work with Aisha Augie-kuta to help educate, empower and put these girls in school. THEY need to put educated and informed, they are the future. Please Linda I will be glad if you can link me up with her to put more girls in school
ReplyDelete08062651079(Atinuke Lebile)
hervoiceafricablog.wordpress.com
All dis Mallam governors don't value education nd I don't blame dem cuz civilisation\education was deprived of dem during their own time....
ReplyDeleteBlame D realities of the northern culture; Ur leaders and their fake lifestyles, the dominant religion wich allows people marry and divorce at will in addition to
ReplyDeleteWat of u Aisha SSA wey go school but branch into ashewo...abegi
ReplyDeleteIs their Traditions!!!is it Today that u know that those people are a mistake for been among Nigerians?? Pls let me hear Word, Efi ana aga Akwukwo??
ReplyDeleteDo not worry about them bcos when the time comes they will be picked before u to become ministers in the federal govt. Take a look at those running the govt these days. If they do not have a certificate they will print one up.
ReplyDeleteAnd senators are buying suvs... Really not a joking sturv #ImeanAm
ReplyDeleteIt is people like aisha that are telling us the reality on ground and trying to make a difference not just praise singing the Government all the time but Linda who should have done a better story nah, just this week she posted photo of girls in school and their efforts at helping the girl child with UNiCeF. There is good and bad. All these people just wasting data Na so so comment comment and talk as if na only northerners wey no dey go school.
ReplyDeleteYet dey kip gvn birth n marrying them self lik chickens. Let's forget abut dis northerners wiv d way dey rsn
ReplyDelete@ chinelo Okafor leme ask U igbo dey go school??
ReplyDeleteI dnt undastand dis country anymr
ReplyDeleteBoko haram generation, it's well
ReplyDeleteTeach them to stop borning like flies!!! Start fom there. When you don't have anything in the pot why would you add to your wahala by shagging like goats?
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SSA FOR TELLING US. WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THOUGH IS HOW YOU ARE USING YOUR POSITION AS SSA TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE.
ReplyDelete