Key takeaways
- Over two-thirds of Nigerian girls are dropping out of school before reaching junior secondary education, according to a stark revelation by the World Bank.
- This alarming trend was disclosed at the National Conference on Girls’ Education and Empowerment in Abuja, where the urgent need for intervention was emphasized.
- The World Bank's Country Director, Ndiame Diop, represented by Deputy Country Director Taimur Samad, presented the findings.
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