We believe that education is the ultimate form of people investment, especially in countries like Nigeria where UNESCO estimates that 20 million children are currently out of school
As declared by UNESCO, the theme for this year’s International Day of Education is “to invest in people, prioritize education.” As you may already know, the concept of Investment is not exclusive to the world of banking or finance. It simply means committing resources to
Fareedah and other honourees from other countries are expected to attend a summer programme in the United States or Hong Kong.
This piece is inspired by the death of a 14-year-old girl that was carelessly cut short on the 3rd of July 2021 in Lagos State.
Furthering the push for inclusion of apprenticeships in Nigeria’s education and workforce development frameworks, catch up with these youngsters who are learning and working to support themselves and their families.
The use of local languages should be explored by the government across Nigeria, and Africa, as it will bridge the learning gap, by helping (underserved) students to better understand tasking subjects, such as Mathematics.
Again, we plead with the Nigerian government at all levels (especially in northern Nigeria) and all other stakeholders to leave no stone unturned in securing the students, teachers, school staff and all other individuals the abductors are holding hostage.
