How poverty, insecurity, others hobble SDG-4 target

Nigeria’s chances of realising the Sustainable Development Goal of quality education for all by 2030 are fading away fast unless the country takes swift and decisive actions to combat widespread poverty and escalating insecurity.

Owede Agbajileke

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