Diversifying Education Funding: Speaker Abbas Advocates for Alternative Sources
Reducing Reliance on Government Resources for Sustainable Education
Speaker Abbas of the House of Representatives has emphasized the need for alternative funding sources for education in Nigeria. He suggested exploring Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) and endowment funds to reduce reliance on government resources.
Human Capital Development: Key to National Progress
Abbas stressed that human capital development is crucial for national progress, citing examples of countries like Japan, Singapore, and Denmark that have achieved remarkable progress through investing in education, training, and innovation.
Zaria’s Rich Educational Heritage
The Speaker highlighted Zaria’s rich educational heritage and its contributions to Nigeria’s intellectual and professional fabric. He announced several new educational initiatives in his constituency, including a Federal College of Education, a College of Health Sciences, and a campus of the National Open University of Nigeria.
Addressing Challenges in Education
Abbas acknowledged the challenges facing education in Nigeria, particularly in primary and secondary education. He commended Governor Uba Sani’s administration in Kaduna State for reducing the number of out-of-school children and called for ZEDA to integrate technology to enhance educational outcomes and transparency.
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