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Schools are not given scholarship therefore people are not even putting in effort to learn. I as a youth blogger wants to alarm the government that this no cabling rule is not helping our children but is rather destroying the future of our children so I am pleading with the government and also the subjects they are teaching is many there is no time for the teacher to even rest I think the government should make only the core subjects stand and also add I.C.T because we are in a technological world where almost every child has a mobile phone. Thank u for your attention.

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