UNICEF Says That 75% of Nigerian Children Cannot Read Nor Solve Maths

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The Representative called on all presidential candidates to include adequate investments in education as a top priority in their manifestos.

To mark this year’s International Day of Education on Tuesday, Nigeria Representative of the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund , UNICEF , Cristian Munduate, said that 75% of children between 7 to 14 years cannot solve simple mathematics or read.

The Representative called on all presidential candidates to include adequate investments in education as a top priority in their manifestos.

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