Education worldwide has been seen as a panacea for every individual who aspire to be great in life. The available statistics has it that about 32% of Nigeria Population are literates out of
250million population, meaning that, 68% are illiterates despite the costly nature and difficulties involved in pursuing education persons have displayed stoicism in achieving the educational goals.

The literacy level in some parts of Nigeria especially the Northern part of the country is very low compare to other part of Nigeria like South West where the literacy level is higher.

The individuals who are educated have somewhat been liberated from abject poverty compare to those who have not been to school or attained any formal training.

Inculpatory leadership and sealed marriage to autocratism and nepotism as well as hatred for revolution anchored on the pillars of raw vision, accountability and transparency by majority of African leaders is the root cause of Africa’s systemic decay and despondency. Indeed, it is a major bane against the continent’s quest for rapid growth, steady development and sustainable progress.