A.
- Access to reasonable and basic healthcare is virtually non-existent
- Poor performance on the MDGs
- Poor performance on preventive medicine
- Surge of non-communicable diseases
B.
- Access to primary education and social services are poor
- Children under 15 years old constitute 45% of the population
- 40% of children 6-11years old do not attend primary school (Northern > Southern; Girls > Boys)
- Quality of education and learning environment are poor
- 100 students per teacher; inadequate number of schools
- High drop-out rate (40-50%) due to socio-economic pressures
- Poor access to schools due to impossible physical access (poor infrastructure development)
Success
- Reach the 50th percentile in primary education, health and social services in 8 years
- Primary education grows from 30% of illiteracy to 98%
- Nigeria is one of the top twenty countries with standard health in 20 years after hitting the $4,000,000,000 target in 8 years
- There is a legal and economic protection for social services e.g. enacting laws that penalize any parent whose child is not in their school or attending another school