Children's
Day In Nigeria: What Does It Mean To The Children?
My Thoughts On What It Should Hold For Children In The country
Its quite clear that the objectives and goals for setting up the Children's day is hugely demanding and should not be neglected. These goals set by the world at large are based on the rights, for the good and betterment of children globally.
Education
What do you think about the level, quantity and quality of Education partaining to Children in the country. I don't what to say about it. I mean its shameful that most of the children in the country are still under standard with respect to education in the country. I don't know how bad it will be to generalise on this...but its still obvious. One can be poised to ask why there is a large difference between an American kid and a Nigerian?
Its about education...quality one. Like I said, this is the children's day. As we celebrate it, let us the government, parents, teachers, guardians not forget what it holds for them.
Fundamental Rights
The Children's Day also reminds us of rights of the children all over the nation irrespective of class, tribe, religion etc. Maltreatment.
Abuse of the type, little or no education, etc violates those rights. Insights And Knowledge About The Country.They are the future leaders... They need insights and knowledge about the country.
Crisis In The Country
Let us remember that the crisis in the country has resulted to deaths of many children. Its a day for compensation, consolidation, love, hope, life anew to the children and also to the family or guardians of the deceased children.
The Big Day
Like I said its just my thought on what the Childrends Day holds for children in the country... What do you think...whats your own thought...are there any positive changes the Children Day celebration has brought to the country?
Happy CHLDRENS DAY
Celebration To All Kids, And Citizens All Over The Nation...Its a great day, lets keep the love moving...if you have a kid-brother,sister, cousin.. Give a shout out to them and wish them love happy chilidren's day.
My Thoughts On What It Should Hold For Children In The country
Its quite clear that the objectives and goals for setting up the Children's day is hugely demanding and should not be neglected. These goals set by the world at large are based on the rights, for the good and betterment of children globally.
Education
What do you think about the level, quantity and quality of Education partaining to Children in the country. I don't what to say about it. I mean its shameful that most of the children in the country are still under standard with respect to education in the country. I don't know how bad it will be to generalise on this...but its still obvious. One can be poised to ask why there is a large difference between an American kid and a Nigerian?
Its about education...quality one. Like I said, this is the children's day. As we celebrate it, let us the government, parents, teachers, guardians not forget what it holds for them.
Fundamental Rights
The Children's Day also reminds us of rights of the children all over the nation irrespective of class, tribe, religion etc. Maltreatment.
Abuse of the type, little or no education, etc violates those rights. Insights And Knowledge About The Country.They are the future leaders... They need insights and knowledge about the country.
Crisis In The Country
Let us remember that the crisis in the country has resulted to deaths of many children. Its a day for compensation, consolidation, love, hope, life anew to the children and also to the family or guardians of the deceased children.
The Big Day
Like I said its just my thought on what the Childrends Day holds for children in the country... What do you think...whats your own thought...are there any positive changes the Children Day celebration has brought to the country?
Happy CHLDRENS DAY
Celebration To All Kids, And Citizens All Over The Nation...Its a great day, lets keep the love moving...if you have a kid-brother,sister, cousin.. Give a shout out to them and wish them love happy chilidren's day.
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