Rwanda has reduced school dropout rate from 14 per cent in 2013 to 5.6 per cent at present, Rwandan Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente said on Thursday in the Capital City Kigali.
Up to 55,533 children who had dropped out of school in 2017 in different parts of the country were enrolled back in school, Ngirente told the 16th annual National Dialogue, locally known as “Umushyikirano’’, where Rwandans gather to review the state of the nation for previous years and exchange ideas about the way forward.
At least 286 smart classrooms connected with 4G internet were set up in 168 secondary schools across the country in 2017, bringing the number of smart classrooms to 1,370 spread in 710 secondary schools, said Ngirente.

The two-day meeting chaired by Rwandan President Paul Kagame brings together members of the cabinet and parliament, representatives of the Rwandan community abroad, local government, civil society organisation and diplomatic mission.
The meeting that runs through Friday mainly focuses on the transformation of the welfare of Rwandan citizens. (Xinhua/NAN) http://thenationonlineng.net/rwanda-reduces-school-dropout-rate-5-6/

it is the opposite in Nigeria.

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Many Nigerians are wicked and self centre all they think is now not the future. The mindset of many are terrible hence policies embarked my any reasonable government are thwarted. This goes beyond leadership because the followers are worst off( although not all).

It is rare for moderators to push this but would want to prove a point when I disprove them.If it involves snakes and other irrelevant info they are quick to push this but if I disprove them they immediately push it to drive a point.