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Monday, 4 November 2013

Today, 10.5 million children in Nigeria will not go to school..........

10.5 million reasons to get involved


Today, 10.5 million children in Nigeria will not go to school.  In fact, Nigeria has the highest out-of-school population in the world.
Please sign our petition below showing your support for President Jonathan's commitment to education, and urging immediate, concrete action to ensure that all children and youth have the opportunity to learn and thrive in society:

Dear President Jonathan and Ministers: 
While we are in the midst of an education crisis, we write to support the global partnership with Nigeria to reverse the trend by first ensuring that all Nigerian children are in school and learning by 2015.
With the highest out-of-school population in the world, we ask the federal and state governments, with the support of the international community, to deliver quality education for all. We commend your meeting on September 9th with the State Governors and State Education Commissioners to develop detailed plans of action. 
We request that action follow through the development of financial incentives for state governments to deliver on education and the drafting of state plans to reach universal education, taking full advantage of the Universal Basic Education Fund and other global funding mechanisms in an accountable and transparent manner such that this increased funding achieves its intended purpose. We also support efforts to improve teacher training and professional development and support to families through conditional cash transfers that encourage enrolment and attendance.
In the midst of the education crisis, we are ready to support your actions to respond with forward-looking, achievable plans that help us create a Nigeria population that is in school and learning.
       Please visit :http://www.aworldatschool.org/page/s/petitionnigeria
Every Nigerian child deserves the chance to go to school and learn.

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