Nigerian Government Pledges to Prioritize Education for All

The Nigerian Government has expressed its commitment to prioritize education for all citizens.

This announcement came during a working visit by the Mayor of London, Borough of Southwark, Michael Situ, and his team to the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation.

The visit aimed to discuss avenues of collaboration and student exchange programs between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

The Nigerian Government’s dedication to education was well-received by the visiting delegation, as both parties acknowledged the importance of education in the emancipation and development of individuals and society.

Dr. Folasade Yemi-Esan, the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, emphasized that education for all is a responsibility for all, and the Nigerian Government is determined to do everything in its power to ensure that Nigerian citizens at all levels are well educated.

She added that education is vital for citizens to contribute positively to societal development.

The Nigerian Government’s focus on secondary school students as beneficiaries of the exchange program between Nigeria and the United Kingdom is a strategic move, as they are the future of the service.

Nurturing them at this stage will ease their transition into the public sector in the future.

The first pillar of the Federal Civil Service Strategy and Implementation Plan (FCSSIP-25) highlights the importance of human capital development and talent management, emphasizing that learning is an unending adventure.

The Nigerian Government’s commitment to education aligns with this vision, as they seek to create a well-educated and skilled workforce to drive the nation’s development.

The collaboration between Nigeria and the United Kingdom in the education sector is expected to be mutually beneficial, providing opportunities for students and educators to learn from one another, and fostering a stronger relationship between the two countries.

The Nigerian Government’s pledge to prioritize education for all citizens demonstrates its commitment to the nation’s growth and development.

Through collaboration and student exchange programs with the United Kingdom, Nigeria is taking a significant step forward in creating a well-educated and skilled workforce that will contribute to the country’s progress.

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