25 million Nigerian children still in labour as FG renews 2030 elimination pledge
The Nigerian government has renewed its commitment to eliminate child labour by 2030, citing that 25 million children in the country are currently engaged in such work. Officials acknowledge that poverty, weak enforcement, and limited access to rural areas remain significant barriers to achieving this goal.
Why it matters
Child labour remains a critical human rights issue that hinders educational and developmental outcomes for millions, requiring international cooperation and policy reform.
25 million Nigerian children still in labour as FG renews 2030 elimination pledge
The article reports on government policy and international statistics without taking a partisan stance.
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