VOICED : In Nigeria Nomadic schools educate the Fulani youth

The video discusses the educational challenges faced by Fulani herders' children in Nigeria. It highlights the lack of resources, teachers, and infrastructure in nomadic schools. Despite these challenges, some students are ambitious, aspiring to improve education and healthcare. The government has attempted to address these issues by establishing nomadic schools and promoting literacy, but resource constraints remain a significant hurdle. The video emphasizes the importance of education in providing new opportunities for Fulani children, many of whom do not wish to continue in the traditional livestock business.

What challenges do Fulani herder children face in their education?

• Overcrowded classrooms

• Lack of interest in education

• Unqualified teachers

• Insufficient educational resources

What is the ambition of the 16-year-old student mentioned in the video?

• To become a teacher

• To become a governor

• To become a doctor

• To become a livestock farmer

How does the school accommodate the lifestyle of Fulani herder children?

• By reducing school hours

• By creating a flexible curriculum

• By offering evening classes

• By providing online classes

What is the government's goal for Nigerian citizens?

• To be financially independent

• To be multilingual

• To be literate and numerate

• To be technologically savvy

What potential does education offer to Fulani children?

• To become teachers

• To travel abroad

• To open new opportunities

• To continue the livestock business