They made the call yesterday, at an event organised by the foundation to mark the 2022 Children’s Day celebration, where 34 public primary and secondary schools participated in Lagos.
Kalu emphasised the need to reverse the trend and give the less privileged a sense of belonging through provision of basic care to the disadvantaged class. Keynote speaker and Managing Partner, Probitas Partners, Wale Irokosu, in his address titled, “Investing in our future means investing in our children,” said Nigeria is where it is because of poor investment in the education sector.
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