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Regy and Henry Amazing Grace Foundation (RHAGF) to host an International Workshop to address key issues of vulnerable women and children in the sex slums, health implications and associated criminalities in Nigeria.

Nigeria’s government says the country has 10.5 million children out of school.Nigeria has the largest number of children in the world who are not being educated, the government has said. Acknowledging the scale of the problem the education ministry’s permanent secretary Adamu Hussaini said it was “sad to note” that Nigeria had 10.5 million children

Like in many developing nations, the fight for girls’ education in Nigeria has been an ongoing battle against poverty, the costs of schooling and long-held notions of the unimportance of educating girls. To understand the progress that has been made and the struggles that persist in Nigeria, here’s what you need to know: Five Facts