Afrigather The Founder, Chair Centre Group, Mrs Ibukun Awosika, has known as for the inclusion of entrepreneurial research within the primary training curriculum.
Awosika made the decision because the visitor lecturer on the seventh public lecture of Corona School of Schooling, Lagos State.
She emphasised the significance of incorporating efficient entrepreneurship programmes into early educational curricula.
She advocated for the graduation of entrepreneurial training from main college, saying this might form every forward-thinking Nigerian graduate right into a catalyst for employment creation.
Awosika burdened the pivotal roles of small and medium-sized enterprises in job creation and the necessity for streamlined worth chains to stimulate effectivity, innovation, and sector-wide development.
She suggested learners to develop “a problem-solving mindset with business worth,” ranging from the grassroots stage.
Awosika additionally identified the significance of various technical ability units for enterprise improvement after main or secondary training
The lecture titled, ‘The Way forward for Schooling and Entrepreneurship in Nigeria: Tendencies and Predictions’ centered on the intersection of training and entrepreneurship in Nigeria’s future panorama.
The Chairman on the event, the Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State College of Schooling, Otto, Ijaniki, Prof. Bidemi Lafiaji-Okuneye, was represented by Director, NCE Programmes, Dr Tayo Kayode-Isola, who presided over the occasion.
In her remarks, the Provost of the School, Dr. Olajumoke Mekiliuwa, highlighted the significance of revitalising Technical and Vocational Schooling and Coaching as a pivotal mechanism to reshape Nigeria’s instructional cloth and bridge the hole between educational data and sensible expertise.
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