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Is Nigeria doing enough to protect the youth?

Michael Nyantakyi Oti
July 2, 2024

From school closures and student abductions to teacher shortages and the psychological toll on students, The 77 Percent uncovers the profound challenges faced by Nigeria's youth. We explore how terrorist attacks are reshaping the future of education and what steps the government must take to ensure safety and stability.

https://p.dw.com/p/4hmge

Host: Michael Oti in Bonn, Germany

Debate: Olisa Chukwumah in Nigeria

 

 

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