Bridging the Gap: Overcoming Challenges in Rural Education
The introduction of urban cities and modern societies has led more and more Nigerians to leave their Nigerian rural communities (what some call villages). This is done in search of a better life and better education for their children. The concept, in theory, has its merits; an opportunity to raise the next generation with a quality education that will be a stepping stone for a successful life, an introduction to a network of opportunities, and such things some will term 'greener pastures'. However, the Nigerian reality with its economic state can not allow this. It's not easily doable nor is it sustainable for a guardian to afford such a lifestyle change. Although some could achieve this through sheer will, determination and maybe a little bit of grace, it'd be untrue to say this is the situation for a large majority of people. Thus, the people are left only with the choice of rural education. This should not be an issue. Quality education is a fundamental right and ...