When Alumni of NIPPS visited Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo in Aso Rock he had this to say,
“This is the main challenge”.
“When you look at the economic and
social policies, and you look at the level of illiteracy in parts of the
country, some are extremely bad and some with cases of about 80% or 90% of
children out of school, and other cases of unimaginable decayed
infrastructure... governments have
not been accountable to the people, otherwise policies should have roots in the
real conditions of the people... policies that don’t seem to have solutions
that truly reflect the understanding of the question of poverty in Nigeria.... how do I get a meal, how
do I get healthcare and how to send children to school... I want the Institute to think about
this."
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