Nigeria stands at a defining crossroads. With over 60 percent of its 220 million citizens under the age of 25, the country’s future hinges on whether its education system can equip this massive youth population with 21st-century skills.
For decades, Nigeria’s curriculum has been criticised as
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Oluwafemi Mayowa Olusola
Oluwafemi Mayowa OLUSOLA is the Opinion Page Editor at BusinessDay. He writes provocative essays on youth development, governance, and strategic partnerships in Nigeria, highlighting the intersections of education, economic policy, and national transformation through pragmatic and data-driven analysis.
