Education Experts Seeks Revitalization Of Nigeria’s Educational System

Nigeria British Chamber of Commerce, NBCC and education experts emphasized revitalization of the country’s educational system through application of technology and innovation as key ingredients for it’s Transformation.

This was discussed at the fourth edition of the African EduTech conference with the theme ” African EduTech Model Reshaping you for the future” in partnership with Education First Nigeria limited.

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According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and cultural education 91.3 percent of the world’s learning population was impacted by global shutdown brought up by covid 19 pandemic this means that about 1.5 billion students were not in school a situation that largely impacted developing Nations a lot of which are in Africa.

President NBCC Bisi Adeyemi, described this unexpected global event, caused by a huge shift way Africans access tools as the majority of schools had to adapt to the learning from- Home education model.

She said the conference seeks to reawaken the quest for transformative education that stands on the tripod digitalization, education financing, and the future of work supported by a responsive policy environment saying it is the only way to a future focused African society that we all are proud of.