When the Classroom turns into a Hunting Ground
From Chibok to Ibadan. Nigeria’s epidemic of school kidnappings is slowly rewriting what childhood even means— and it feels like
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EDUCATION AS POWER: SHAPING THE WORLD THROUGH EDUCATION
These days, a good number of young people fail to understand, picture and realize the gravity of being uneducated and
Leveraging Curriculum Development and Students’ Mental Health Assistance for Enhanced Learning Outcomes in the Educational System in Africa
A great deal has been said about education and the civilisation it fosters. Its relevance has prompted many international organisations,
Neglect in the Midst of Crisis: UBEC Funding and Nigeria’s Failing Education System
Amina grew up in a small community on the outskirts of Abuja. Her parents were petty traders who believed strongly
Where Learning Meets Joy: Inside Jed’s Outreach at the IDP Camp in Abuja
On March 11, 2026, Jed Child Trust Foundation carried out a children engagement outreach at the IDP Camp School in Abuja, reaching approximately 400 pupils across nursery, primary, and early adolescent age groups.
Mental Health Matters: Helping Children Heal From Stress, Fear, and School Insecurity
Children are often seen as naturally resilient, but that does not mean they are untouched by fear, danger, or traumatic
Protecting the Right to Education: How Insecurity Is Changing the Future of Nigerian Children
Every morning across Nigeria, countless children wake up eager to go to school, to learn, play, discover new ideas, and
Are Nigeria’s Girls Really Being Educated?
Nigeria has celebrated the increasing number of girls in school. But what happens when that girl is bullied, mentally exhausted,