Sheun Ali and Hameed Kehinde are motorcycle apprentices at Ojokoro, Lagos, while Sheun dropped out at JSS 2 for reasons he could not explain Hakeem dropped out at the primary school to become an apprentice motorcycle repairer.
BY ADEMOLA AKINLABI
With a figure of 10.5 million, Nigeria has the highest number of out-of-school children in the world, according to UNICEF.
This may be underestimated as more children and parents are embracing informal education due to unemployment.
Some out- of- school children are into petty trading activities to support their family, while others drop out due to broken homes.
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Below are some pictures of out of school children involved in child labour:




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