WHO WILL TEACH OUR CHILDREN? The Alarming Exodus of Nigeria’s Best Teachers
There used to be a simple question hanging over Nigerian education: are our children in school? These days, a harder...
There used to be a simple question hanging over Nigerian education: are our children in school? These days, a harder...
Actions are the physical manifestation of our thoughts. The thought process involved denotes our mindset. This mindset can be a...
ABUJA — In a major initiative spearheaded by the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Technical,...
Sixty-one percent of employers surveyed say corporate reskilling programmes have delivered less value than expected. This is a quiet admission...
In my work on STEM and ICT education in Liberia, I have watched good projects arrive with real energy and...
Seventy-three percent of employers surveyed say they hire recent international graduates primarily for durable skills. Only 27 percent cite technical...
Only 9 percent of African youth have completed tertiary education, even though 57 percent, roughly 304 million people, are already...
What happens when a generation that represents a significant share of the world’s population is constantly described as “the future”,...
Every education reform begins with a promise that children will receive a better education than the generation before them. A...
Nigeria’s digital economy is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by growing demand for technical skills, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation....
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