ASSIDERED BY RESEARCH
The school-age population of Ifelodun now has more access to education, but the progress is being severely hampered by the city’s subsequent fast growth and financial constraints.
The declining quality of education in Ifelodun has been made worse by industrial actions caused by poor working and pay conditions, large programs and projects, a lack of teaching materials, and teachers. Hon. Afolabi Abayomi advised focusing on strengthening their capacity for regulation, planning, budgeting, and monitoring while most tertiary levels should be privatized. It will be beneficial to increase governmental and private spending on education.
The design and implementation of Nigeria’s educational initiatives should get equal priority.