Former Minister Dalung Warns: Out-of-School Children Fueling Insecurity in Northern Nigeria
Former Minister Solomon Dalung expresses concern over the impact of out-of-school children on insecurity in Northern Nigeria, attributing the rise in terrorism and criminal activities to the absence of education and skills among the youth. He criticizes the failure of state governments to prioritize education, opting for temporary security measures over long-term solutions.
Dalung advocates for investing in basic and secondary education across the North to empower youth and dismantle extremist networks. He warns that neglecting education perpetuates violence and jeopardizes future peace and security.
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