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As Nigeria is celebrating her 58th birthday today, her children is looking up to the prevailing system with the hope of getting their chunk of the blessings of the land which makes light of the legacy of education.

The interest of the Nigerian child in education is very low and this is majorly because of the kind of picture that has been placed in front of them over the years.

We would disrupt that picture by injecting our love and knowledge into these ones for the next 6 months. We will continue to press the buttons of development from the public secondary schools by providing mentors for these young ones.

The train has moved already. Our face is set like a flint. 500 students, 6 months. 

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  1. UnknownSeptember 10, 2019 at 9:30 AM

    Clearly, every would-be-successful Nigerian graduate must rebirth and relearn to meet up with the global realities.
    Bolanle, please push this article for wider readers. Every aspiring Nigerian greats (schooling in Nigeria) should be aware of this realities.

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