The Federal Government says the country's higher education is characterized with inadequate funding, corruption, strike, brain drain, poor research, weak
The Federal Government says the country’s higher education is characterized with inadequate funding, corruption, strike, brain drain, poor research, weak governance and insecurity.
He made the observation in Abuja on Wednesday while declaring open the 8th edition of the Libsense Open Science Symposium, organised by the Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities in partnership with the West and Central African Research Education Network and other partners. He explained that it informed President Bola Tinubu’s decision to increase the education budget to 25 per cent with the right policies in place.
He appealed to the Committee of the Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian universities to provide the committee with a quality memorandum of how the education sector can be competitive in all ramifications.
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