FG seeks curriculum reform, entrepreneurship education to boost job creation, economic growth
The Federal Government has intensified efforts to align Nigeria’s education system with labour market demands through curriculum reforms, expanded technical and vocational training, digital skills development and entrepreneurship education to boost job creation and economic growth. Minister of Education, Dr Olatunji Alausa, disclosed this at the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit, in Abuja, where he…
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