UNESCO said keeping a girl in school is the best way to delay marriage and 'the best way to keep a girl in school is by improving and investing in their learning.'
UNESCO said keeping a girl in school is the best way to delay marriage and"the best way to keep a girl in school is by improving and investing in their learning."
In Nigeria, the minister said the AGILE initiative has initiated skills and digital literacy training for 6,000 girls and financial incentives for 90,298 girls. He said the administration of President Bola Tinubu is also keen on expanding the frontiers of girls' education with many more states signing on to participate in the AGILE Project.
The minister noted that while the initiatives have recorded a significant impact, the government recognises that much work remains to be done.
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