GIRL CHILD EDUCATION IN NIGERIA A GIRL is a female Gender.

GIRL CHILD EDUCATION IN NIGERIA is a female Gender (a woman). A CHILD – is either a male or female below the age of adulthood (a minor). EDUCATION this is the process of imparting knowledge, skill, ideas, facts, understanding and judgement formally or informally.

CHILD – a girl child is a female child who is below the age of eighteen (18) according to UNICEF. A girl child is considered as a minor as she cannot choose some certain things for herself and always dependant on practically almost everything. GIRL CHILD EDUCATION – this can be said to be formally educating a female child from the onset to at least tertiary level. GIRL CHILD EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Girl child education in nigeria has been identify as the backbone of the advance societies due to the impact in the society, it has increase in economic growth of the the society, national productivity and innovation as well as values of democracy. Girl child education has benefit individuals society and the world at large as they saying goes “educate a woman and you are educating a nation”. IMPORTANCE OF GIRL CHILD EDUCATION 1 – Reduces poverty 2 – Reduces inequality 3 – Ensure economic growth 4 – Raises productivity & earnings 5 – Promotes economic competitiveness AN INTERVIEW WITH AISHA BELLO My name is AISHA BELLO i am 13 years old, i am from kaduna and live with my parent here in tudun wada, i am the third born and the only female out and the only female child out of four (4), though my mum do sell indoor but i still hawk while my brother are learning skills. My father is not that strong due to his health which is why we all need to drop out since primary 4,5,6 & jss1 respectively. Its been not easy but we are still copping and used to it. AN INTERVIEW WITH LARABA BASHIRU My name is LARABA BASHIRU, i am 18 years old, i stop going to school after primary school, i have been hawking since then for my mother but now i am Hawking for myself, i want to save up to buy the things i need for my matrimonial home as my father cannot afford all due to our population. My father have four (4) wife’s and my mum is the third (3) wife. I am the 5th born from my mother and the 13th born from my father. i enjoy hawking as it is already a part of me for 8 to 9 years now but will stop when i get married.