Minister highlights FG’s education reforms in Rivers

The Federal Government of Nigeria has been implementing various education reforms aimed at improving the sector's quality and infrastructure, according to the Minister for Education, Dr Maruf Alausa. Speaking at the opening of the 85th Joint Consultative Committee on Education Plenary Meeting in Port Harcourt, Alausa highlighted the government's commitment to education as part of President Bola Tinubu's 'Renewed Hope Agenda'.

Key interventions include the Nigerian Education Sector Renewal Initiative, which focuses on quality assurance, TVET, STEM, digitization, inclusion, and learning environments, as well as targeted initiatives like the Renewed Hope Energizing Education Programme and Next Gen Student Hostel Projects. Additionally, the government is strengthening science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medical sciences education, rolling out smart classrooms, and providing vocational hubs in tertiary institutions to better prepare students for the workforce and improve their employability.

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