American Journal of Educational Research · 2013 · 60 citations · 3 references
EducationScience EducationAfrican StudiesScience Curriculum StudiesScience PolicyScience GovernanceScience-technology-society RelationshipsImprisonment Rates
This paper focused on the review of science education in Nigeria, its importance to national development and problems militating against its development. The paper viewed insecurity and corruption as major problems of science education development in Nigeria. As way forward the paper suggested life imprisonment for any corrupt individuals; government should invest on agriculture to provide job for people and scholarship for science students among others.
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