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Impact of Insecurity on Early Child Care Development and Education (ECCDE) Programme and Effective Counselling for Sustainable Development in Nigeria

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Ogunode Niyi Jacob
Ogunode Niyi Jacob
Mary Adanna Chinwuba at University of Abuja
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Purpose: This paper examined the impact of insecurity on Early Child Care Development and Education (ECCDE) programme and effective counselling for sustainable development in Nigeria. Recommendations: The Federal government should be more proactive in dealing with security situation in the country to ensure that incessant closure of schools leading to disruption of academic calendar is controlled. The federal, state and local government should address all factors promoting insecurity in Nigeria.

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... Insecurity is the state or event that puts an individual or institution into fear and threat and makes the individual or institution unable to carry out any meaningful work (Ogunode and Adanna, 2022). Best (2006) defined insecurity as a degenerated stage of conflict, threats to human security, and intense violence characterized by fighting, death, injury, et cetera. ...
... This development is capable of addressing the root cause of insecurity. Insecurity in Nigeria also takes different forms which include; kidnapping, banditry, physical violence, battery and assault, Burning of schools or fire outbreaks, False imprisonment and detention of students, Armed robbery, stealing and trespassing, Burglary and vandalization of facilities, Rape and sexual harassment, Bombings, Drug abuse, alcoholism and smoking and Cultism and hooliganism (Manga, 2019; Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack,2018; Ogunode, Umeora and Olatunde-Aiyedun, 2022; Ogunode & Adanna, 2022). The above causes of insecurity emanated from the failure of the governance system of Nigeria with structures (executive, legislature and judiciary arms of government) that are not able to perform their roles with integrity (Ayeni, 2018). ...
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