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Nigeria’s Out-of-school Children Hit 18.3m

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The number of out-of-school children in Nigeria has increased in 2024. UNICEF reported that the number has risen to 18.3 million. In contrast, data from 2021 showed 174,116 out-of-school primary-aged children.

This figure positions Nigeria as the country with the highest number of out-of-school children globally.
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Total Out-of-School Children: 18.3 million

Primary School Attendance: Only 63% of primary school-age children regularly attend school.

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