XR Through The Womanist Gaze 1/3: Education for Women, with Judith Okonkwo

Anita Abada

Free access to education remains an enduring issue for a lot of children in Africa, especially those living in rural poor communities. According to UNICEF research, over 18 million children in Nigeria are out of school and girls make up 60% of this population. Major enhancing factors of out-of-school children include poverty, child labour, distance […]

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