History is a process on the frontiers of human endeavors and no society, no matter how timid or on the fast lane of development like Anambra state, is an exception or isolated.
This is Anambra state case, and as history swings in a constellation driven by a rational purpose, a logical analysis and raproachment of varying indications of true greatness becomes imperative.
According to Nigerian National Bureau of Statistics, the most educated state in Nigeria is the percentage of the population in each state that can at least read and write. For CableIndex the percentage of out of school children would mean the population of those not schools. This can hardly be falsified. Yet, by some synthetic considerations whatever were the assumption of NBS above is altered to move Anambra to 4th position with Lagos sliding to 3rd and Ekiti 2nd. This is an evidence that indices about out of school children and the most educated state in Nigeria for now are temporal assumptions inching close to truth whereby Anambra state is the 4th or the 1st most educated state in Nigeria.
Through teachers’ capacity building and pupils-centered leaning process, the state has achieved the Universal basic education and Sustainable Development Goals indications by reducing the out of schools children in the state with increased high standard of education in public schools. Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, has appealed to residents of the state to embrace tree planting around residential buildings to reduce the rate of destruction by rainstorm.
Anambra State NBS Nigeria Out Of School Children
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