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February 05, 2024, 11:49:21 AM
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Education has been preached to be a massive escape plan to overcome poverty, So many parents have indulged their child to get educated but this recent time education has proven to be a failure due to the large bumber of graduates who becomes unemployed after school..I will say all a child need is basic and secondary education, the Tertiary now becomes a choice for a child who sees education as his own priority, Skills aquisition has proven to be more valuable then the schools going itself, if you check the world most succesful business man, They were once schools drop out who took advantage of skill acquisition and tranformed it into business moguls, If a person rrlies on his certificate, You might end up stoll leaving with your parents at the age of 35. Check the statistics Crypto, Bets, Forex does not need certification but just acquire the necessary skills, It has help 75% of youths and helped reduce unemployment.
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February 07, 2024, 10:14:12 AM
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Education of course massively helps in the fight against poverty in African society. By providing people with knowledge & skills, education etc it empowers them to break the cycle of poverty & improve their economic prospects. It equips them with the necessary tools to participate in the workforce, create sustainable livelihoods & contribute to the development of their communities. Collaboration between governments, civil society & international organisations is essential to address the existing barriers & create an enabling environment for education to fulfil its potential in poverty reduction.
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February 12, 2024, 05:32:29 PM
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Education of course massively helps in the fight against poverty in African society. By providing people with knowledge & skills, education etc it empowers them to break the cycle of poverty & improve their economic prospects. It equips them with the necessary tools to participate in the workforce, create sustainable livelihoods & contribute to the development of their communities. Collaboration between governments, civil society & international organisations is essential to address the existing barriers & create an enabling environment for education to fulfil its potential in poverty reduction.

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March 25, 2024, 06:59:07 PM
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Yes poverty is not all about financial issue but the way if thinking of human can be regarded as poverty issue, education has lifted 75% of mankind out of poverty by changing the way if thinking and reshaping people mentality.

Education today has bring allot of development and has made many to learn all manner of skill as it's not only design for reading and writing but acquiring of skill.

Poverty is not a state of not having physical money but state if the mind, a change mind is free from poverty I believe education has done alot in solving this issue.
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March 28, 2024, 07:11:32 AM
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Education had eradicated poverty in the past in Africa, when available jobs were waiting for graduates, immediately they graduate they were given employment in management positions. That was when there were more companies with fewer graduates to fill sensitive positions that required professionals, they get the jobs and we're paid very well, fast-forward to present day supply has become greater than demand, so we have thousands
graduating every year and joining millions that have already graduated, all of them seeking for the same jobs that is either taken or not available. Most African countries are very backward in terms of development, they're not industrialized, no basic infrastructures, so graduates are quite hopeless and poor, roaming the streets with their CV, because there's no job. Skills acquisitions is the only way to survive in these underdeveloped African countries, tertiary education doesn't guarantee a good life anymore.
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