Nigeria urges stronger global investment in education
Nigeria's minister of education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa, used Nigeria's opening remarks at the Global Partnership for Education Multiply Possibility campaign in New York to urge greater global investment in education, saying international support should complement domestic financing. Nigeria co-hosted the event with Italy and highlighted domestic measures to expand access, reduce cost barriers, boost skills development and use digital technology as part of the Tinubu administration's growth agenda. Alausa cited Nigeria's financing commitments through 2030 and noted that 50 GPE partner countries pledged over $400 billion, while stressing the need to turn commitments into measurable classroom improvements.
Nigeria pledged domestic education financing through 2030 and seeks international support
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Nigeria co-hosted the GPE Multiply Possibility campaign in New York and presented opening remarks. The minister pushed for international partners to back domestic financing through 2030. Next, countries and partners may pledge funding at a…
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