The Nasarawa State Government is launching a campaign to tackle the issue of out-of-school children, directing the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) to begin advocacy efforts statewide. This initiative aims to encourage parents in Nasarawa State to enroll and keep their children in school. Beyond advocacy, the government also plans to enforce school attendance by utilizing mobile courts. These courts will specifically address parents who prevent their children from receiving an education. The move signals a stronger stance on mandatory schooling within Nasarawa State, focusing on parental accountability. Further details regarding the timeline and operation of these mobile courts are expected to be released as the advocacy campaign progresses across Nasarawa State. The initiative was announced from Lafia, the state capital.