Marriage is the oldest institution in the world it was instituted by God Himself in the Garden of Eden. Marriage was not the idea of any man. It was the original idea of God Almighty. God felt the need for marriage and instituted it “And the Lord God said, it is not good that the man should be alone, I will make him an help meet for him” Genesis chapter 2 verse 18.

Teen pregnancy is a significant current societal concern that affects the majority of the world's countries. From first world countries such as the United States to third world countries, this issue has been a subject of concern for policymakers, social workers, and other human care providers owing to its detrimental effects on the female child.

The growth of street hawking in Nigeria has gotten so popular that it has now become a source of concern to education. For the time being, there is no widely agreed meaning for the phrase child hawking, however, it might simply be referred to as the abuse of a child by his or her parents, guardians, or any other adult in his or her presence.

In recent years, the topic of sexual harassment has drawn the attention of academics from a wide range of disciplines. As dominant as this ill is, there seems to be a scourge on morality issue having no regard for individual status, religious affiliation, wealth, education, or development of countries across the globe.

Nigeria, the world's most populous black nation, is blessed with substantial human and natural resources such as oil, tin, limestone, zinc, natural gas, lush flora, and a temperature that ranges from equatorial in the south to tropical in the center to desert in the north.

Child abuse appears to be an ongoing and destructive circle that harms the country's reputation as well as the dignity of individuals involved. Child abuse can occur in a child's family, as well as in the environments, schools, and communities with whom the child interacts. There are four types of child abuse: remorse, physical abuse, and sexual abuse.

Most people's life revolve on three major events: birth, marriage, and death. However, only one'marriage' is a choice. Even in Roman times, the freedom to make that decision was recognized as a legal concept, and it has long been enshrined in international human rights treaties.

Domestic violence is a significant global problem and one of the most widespread human rights difficulties, particularly in most African communities where issues involving partner abuse are typically viewed as hidden phenomena.

Child abuse is not a new phenomenon in the history of man. It has been going on right from time immemorial. In Africa/Nigerian society what constitute abuse today has never been regarded as abuse. It has been seen as a way of training the child to become a well behaved, disciplined and self actualized person in society. It is a normal process that children from birth be exposed to a variety of experiences from parents, caregivers and other adults in the society.

The government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria introduced the girl-child education and enrolment program in response to the rising level of illiteracy among children in emerging nations. This, however, became a cause of worry for development advocates seeking to incorporate women into the process of national development.

All parents share the delight of bearing children and nurturing them to the point where they may reach their full potential in life. However, when children are not properly cared for by their parents or caretakers, those youngsters are frequently exposed to a variety of behaviors that obstruct their life ambitions. Many of the children are frequently subjected to maltreatment or abuse at the hands of their parents, caretakers, and other members of their communities.

Gender equity is mostly acknowledged in underdeveloped nations across the world. This issue has the potential to undermine the long-term growth of any economy; hence, in order to avoid this, girls must have the same education as boys. Every Nigerian kid has the right to an equal educational opportunity, according to the national policy on education.

Education is an instrument for developing the nation. It is also an instrument for developing hidden talents in an individual. It is the only means of eliminating illiteracy in any society. The importance of education to the development of individual and the nation as a whole cannot be over emphasized. It is a great investment any country can make for accelerating development of its technology, economic and human resources.

According to UNICEF data, as many as two hundred million people throughout the world labor for their own and their families' survival. They toil in unpleasant and frequently deadly manufacturing occupations, in domestic work, and in humiliating sexual exploitation on the streets and alleys of cities and towns. Childhood, which was formerly seen to be a period of aid, hope, and aspiration, has now become a time of turmoil and adversity.

They say that childhood should be used mostly for learning and play, with only modest household responsibilities serving as labor. They argue that even when children are not abused, their engagement in the labor reduces adult incomes and employment, and hence contributes to the poverty that forces them to work. Because virtually all working children are regarded to be at risk by definition, the only method to lessen endangerment is to eliminate child labor. The ultimate objective of action, in t... read more

Early marriage was frequent throughout human history, and it is still popular now in certain parts of the globe, particularly in Nigeria's northern region. The rate of married adolescent has a significant impact on all aspects of human life, including social, educational, psychological, and health. When formal education was originally established in Northern Nigeria prior to independence, the government, via the Native Authority (NA) (which later became the Local Government Authority), had to co... read more

The growth of street hawking in Nigeria has gotten so popular that it has now become a source of concern to education. Education is the most valuable legacy a nation can leave to its population, particularly its kids. This is due to the fact that the growth of any nation or society is heavily reliant on the quality of that nation's education. It is widely assumed that the foundation for any meaningful progress must begin with the development of human resources. Much has been said about how form... read more

Western education is the primary tool for social transformation in Nigeria. Education is the safest and most effective investment a country can make in order to accelerate the development of its economic and human resources (Ifeakandu, 2011). When the nation is in desperate need of urgent restoration of a balanced economy, education is a long-term policy that must be undertaken. Nigeria, like other countries throughout the world, seeks people who will contribute to the country's progress through... read more

In the face of growing violence, war, abject poverty, child trafficking, and a slew of other vices that demean our race, the necessity to safeguard the child as the most vulnerable part of our society becomes critical. The status of children and children's rights is becoming increasingly uncertain across the world's nations and continents, particularly in war-torn places.

Violence among secondary school students occurs all throughout the world. Among all secondary school difficulties, none is more debilitating than violence since it affects both the perpetrator and the victim. Violence is a pattern of behavior in which one individual is chosen as the target of hostility by one or more others; the targeted individual (the victim) usually has less power than those who engage in violence.