According to a UNICEF report, “Nigeria faces a severe learning crisis, with over 70% of children lacking foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) skills.” This became more pronounced because even now, some privately-owned schools in rural Nigeria operate without certified teachers or standard infrastructure. I’ve seen it firsthand…
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