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Do you think investing in education can reduce violence in communities?
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Daniel Kayode: Certainly, investing in quality education can reduce violence in communities.
Though violence may be attributed to several causes, because good education improves the quality of the minds of people through improved ability to reason and settle differences. Improved education might create better em...
Though violence may be attributed to several causes, because good education improves the quality of the minds of people through improved ability to reason and settle differences. Improved education might create better em...
OPEYEMI ADEYEMI SANNI: yes. the more people educated, the more opportunities for getting engaged in meaningful activities
Gladden Ngozi: I think it can,
Education isn’t just about books, it teaches better ways to think and handle issues. It gives people hope, options, and real skills.
A lot of violence comes from frustration and feeling stuck. When someone sees a future for themselves, they’re less likely to destroy what’s around t...
Education isn’t just about books, it teaches better ways to think and handle issues. It gives people hope, options, and real skills.
A lot of violence comes from frustration and feeling stuck. When someone sees a future for themselves, they’re less likely to destroy what’s around t...
Grant Allen Asiboje: We need to truly understand what education really means and what exactly we are being educated with. Because even within an educated population, ignorance can still dominate our mindset and thinking.
Education should go beyond certificates. We must educate our choices, our values, and our lifestyle...
Education should go beyond certificates. We must educate our choices, our values, and our lifestyle...