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Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
Two of the most populous and economically varied countries in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, continue... more Two of the most populous and economically varied countries in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, continue to face significant obstacles to their development: educational inequality. The article examines the various facets of educational inequality in different nations, emphasizing the effects on the political and economic spheres. Differences in educational accessibility and quality between rural and urban regions, as well as between the north and the south, have contributed to social discontent, political disenfranchisement, and economic stagnation in Nigeria. In a similar vein, while there has been improvement in Kenya regarding educational access, notable inequalities still exist, especially in disadvantaged areas, which fuels political polarization and increases the economic divide. This article highlights effective solutions meant to solve these issues while examining the effects of unequal educational resource distribution on political polarization, economic development, and national stability. This study offers important insights into the larger consequences of educational disparity for sustainable development in sub-Saharan Africa by contrasting the educational systems of Nigeria and Kenya.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
This article examines the complex interactions that exist between political policy, economic empo... more This article examines the complex interactions that exist between
political policy, economic empowerment, and education, with a
particular emphasis on how these interactions may affect young
employment in the future. Education is essential in today's dynamic
global economy because it gives young people the skills they need to
succeed in the workforce. However, the political climate frequently
affects how well educational programs promote economic
empowerment. Through an analysis of labour market regulations, youth
employment initiatives, and national education reforms, this research
illustrates how political frameworks impact access to high-quality
education and chances for economic success. The article highlights
the main obstacles to and prospects for achieving employment
requirements alignment between educational achievements and case
studies from industrialized and developing countries via a critical
examination. To encourage youth-centric policies that support
inclusive, egalitarian, and sustainable economic growth, the study ends
with recommendations for policymakers.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
With an emphasis on African nations like Nigeria and Kenya, this article examines the important r... more With an emphasis on African nations like Nigeria and Kenya, this article examines the important role that Christian education plays in promoting political stability and economic progress in emerging nations. Christian education has a strong emphasis on moral growth, social responsibility, and ethical leadership, all of which are essential for both economic advancement and sustainable government. Christian values are ingrained, which helps to develop law-abiding citizens and forward-thinking leaders capable of taking on issues like inequality, bad governance, and corruption. The article makes the case that educational institutions may produce people who can advance economic growth, justice, and peace by using a curriculum based on Christian principles. It also talks about how Christian education may improve accountability, foster inclusive growth, and change political institutions. The paper offers a framework for comprehending how education influenced by faith may be a catalyst for favorable political and economic results in developing environments by relying on religious viewpoints and development theories.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
Education is a transforming factor in economic growth because it gives people the information and... more Education is a transforming factor in economic growth because it gives people the information and skills that spur innovation, productivity, and general social advancement. Two of the biggest economies in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, have made considerable changes to their educational institutions to promote economic expansion. But even with these reforms, obstacles including poor infrastructure, restricted access, and insufficient government money still stand in the way of development. This study examines how education affects economic growth in Kenya and Nigeria, paying particular attention to how the distinct political, cultural, and historical backgrounds of each nation affect educational achievements. This study highlights opportunities for improvement while identifying important educational policies and initiatives that have successfully supported economic growth through a comparative analysis. It considers the larger implications of education as an instrument for national transformation, drawing on theological viewpoints, and makes the case that real growth must be in line with moral and ethical principles. In the end, the research suggests a more integrated strategy, stressing that education may act as a catalyst for long-term, sustainable economic growth when it is in line with spiritual principles.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
For a very long time, the Church has been a major force in creating a sense of belonging and supp... more For a very long time, the Church has been a major force in creating a sense of belonging and support for underprivileged populations, including people with physical impairments. This paper examines the theological underpinnings of the Church's support of social integration and how these ideas have been applied to assist those who are physically disabled. Based on theological discourse, ecclesiastical concepts, and biblical teachings, the study emphasizes the Church's moral duty to advance inclusiveness, equality, and dignity. It examines different Christian faiths' past and current endeavours to create outreach campaigns, programs, and structural modifications to accommodate people with disabilities. In addition, the study looks at how the Church might work with governments and civil society organizations to build inclusive and sustainable communities. Through this investigation, the research hopes to provide a theological and practical framework for enhancing the social integration of people with physical disabilities within the Church and the larger community.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
Two of the most populous and economically varied countries in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, continue... more Two of the most populous and economically varied countries in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, continue to face significant obstacles to their development: educational inequality. The article examines the various facets of educational inequality in different nations, emphasizing the effects on the political and economic spheres. Differences in educational accessibility and quality between rural and urban regions, as well as between the north and the south, have contributed to social discontent, political disenfranchisement, and economic stagnation in Nigeria. In a similar vein, while there has been improvement in Kenya regarding educational access, notable inequalities still exist, especially in disadvantaged areas, which fuels political polarization and increases the economic divide. This article highlights effective solutions meant to solve these issues while examining the effects of unequal educational resource distribution on political polarization, economic development, and national stability. This study offers important insights into the larger consequences of educational disparity for sustainable development in sub-Saharan Africa by contrasting the educational systems of Nigeria and Kenya.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
This article examines the complex interactions that exist between political policy, economic empo... more This article examines the complex interactions that exist between
political policy, economic empowerment, and education, with a
particular emphasis on how these interactions may affect young
employment in the future. Education is essential in today's dynamic
global economy because it gives young people the skills they need to
succeed in the workforce. However, the political climate frequently
affects how well educational programs promote economic
empowerment. Through an analysis of labour market regulations, youth
employment initiatives, and national education reforms, this research
illustrates how political frameworks impact access to high-quality
education and chances for economic success. The article highlights
the main obstacles to and prospects for achieving employment
requirements alignment between educational achievements and case
studies from industrialized and developing countries via a critical
examination. To encourage youth-centric policies that support
inclusive, egalitarian, and sustainable economic growth, the study ends
with recommendations for policymakers.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
With an emphasis on African nations like Nigeria and Kenya, this article examines the important r... more With an emphasis on African nations like Nigeria and Kenya, this article examines the important role that Christian education plays in promoting political stability and economic progress in emerging nations. Christian education has a strong emphasis on moral growth, social responsibility, and ethical leadership, all of which are essential for both economic advancement and sustainable government. Christian values are ingrained, which helps to develop law-abiding citizens and forward-thinking leaders capable of taking on issues like inequality, bad governance, and corruption. The article makes the case that educational institutions may produce people who can advance economic growth, justice, and peace by using a curriculum based on Christian principles. It also talks about how Christian education may improve accountability, foster inclusive growth, and change political institutions. The paper offers a framework for comprehending how education influenced by faith may be a catalyst for favorable political and economic results in developing environments by relying on religious viewpoints and development theories.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
Education is a transforming factor in economic growth because it gives people the information and... more Education is a transforming factor in economic growth because it gives people the information and skills that spur innovation, productivity, and general social advancement. Two of the biggest economies in Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, have made considerable changes to their educational institutions to promote economic expansion. But even with these reforms, obstacles including poor infrastructure, restricted access, and insufficient government money still stand in the way of development. This study examines how education affects economic growth in Kenya and Nigeria, paying particular attention to how the distinct political, cultural, and historical backgrounds of each nation affect educational achievements. This study highlights opportunities for improvement while identifying important educational policies and initiatives that have successfully supported economic growth through a comparative analysis. It considers the larger implications of education as an instrument for national transformation, drawing on theological viewpoints, and makes the case that real growth must be in line with moral and ethical principles. In the end, the research suggests a more integrated strategy, stressing that education may act as a catalyst for long-term, sustainable economic growth when it is in line with spiritual principles.
Greener Journal of Social Sciences, 2024
For a very long time, the Church has been a major force in creating a sense of belonging and supp... more For a very long time, the Church has been a major force in creating a sense of belonging and support for underprivileged populations, including people with physical impairments. This paper examines the theological underpinnings of the Church's support of social integration and how these ideas have been applied to assist those who are physically disabled. Based on theological discourse, ecclesiastical concepts, and biblical teachings, the study emphasizes the Church's moral duty to advance inclusiveness, equality, and dignity. It examines different Christian faiths' past and current endeavours to create outreach campaigns, programs, and structural modifications to accommodate people with disabilities. In addition, the study looks at how the Church might work with governments and civil society organizations to build inclusive and sustainable communities. Through this investigation, the research hopes to provide a theological and practical framework for enhancing the social integration of people with physical disabilities within the Church and the larger community.