Education is one of the greatest equalizers in society, and giving every Nigerian child a fair start begins with access to quality learning from early childhood. Millions of children in Nigeria are still out of school due to poverty, cultural barriers, insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure.

Without urgent interventions, these children risk being trapped in cycles of illiteracy and poverty. Ensuring a fair start means guaranteeing that every child, regardless of background, location, or gender, has the opportunity to attend school, learn in safe environments, and acquire the skills needed for future success.

Policies that provide free and compulsory basic education, trained teachers, inclusive classrooms, and adequate learning materials can transform outcomes for children. Parents, teachers, and communities must also collaborate to reinforce the importance of learning at home and in society.

By ensuring that no child is left behind, Nigeria can unlock the potential of its youth, strengthen its economy, and secure a brighter future for all