Illiteracy is simply the inability to read and write.

Sunday Adelaja
Illiteracy is simply the inability to read and write.
Illiteracy is simply the inability to read and write.
Illiteracy is simply the inability to read and write.
Illiteracy is simply the inability to read and write.
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Illiteracy is one of the most alarming problems we face as a society today. As literacy rates fall, we see more and more children drop out of school or fail to read and write at all by the end of their formal education. What does this mean for the future? Well, it means that they will struggle to find meaningful jobs and they will struggle to take care of their families. It also means that our economy will continue to suffer as people can’t contribute to it and won’t be able to contribute to it in the future.

Source: The Mountain Of Ignorance

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