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Demand for a Conducive Learning Environ and Quality Educational Reforms in Public Schools in Nigeria

  Nigeria scholars years back enjoyed quality education. Not much of private schools but much dependant on Government schools. Free education, free meal…

Taiwo OlayinkaPetition organiser
20 Dec 2025Started
Demand for a Conducive Learning Environ and Quality Educational Reforms in Public Schools in Nigeria

The issue

 

Nigeria scholars years back enjoyed quality education. Not much of private schools but much dependant on Government schools.

Free education, free meal and a conducive environment for learning were the other of the day where morals were instilled into pupils 
Today is a shadow of the past. A class meant to accommodate 12 to 15 pupils now have more than 100 students in a classroom. This enabled an increase in mushroom private schools. The one's of high standard is quite unaffordable by the poor .
If the Government can ensure more classrooms,more qualified teachers and a conducive environment to learn then the standard of public schools would be revamped back. This would make education affordable for all classes of citizens within the country. 

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Demand for a Conducive Learning Environ and Quality Educational Reforms in Public Schools in Nigeria

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Federal Government ,State Government ,

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