…to establish a new economic accord built around policy stability, productive investment, human capital development, access to long-term capital and shared prosperity. He also called on Nigerian businesses to take advantage of opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area, saying the country’s industrial f…

…He proposed a new economic accord anchored on policy stability, productive investment, human capital development, long-term financing and shared prosperity. “Because the true measure of economic success is not simply whether our economy grows. It is whether that growth changes the lives of Nigerians,” Rabiu said. The c…

…asks how to reduce production costs, optimise outputs and strengthen competitiveness; Human Capital, which asks how to invest in education, healthcare, nutrition and skills; and Resilience, which asks how to help households and businesses withstand shocks. “These three priorities reinforce one another. Skilled workers…

…also listed key areas of focus in the proposed framework, including economic stability, human capital development and productivity, among others. Task before experts at summit — NESG chairman In his welcome address, the Chairman of the NESG, Mr. Olaniyi Yusuf, said participation at the 32nd summit reflected stakeholder…

…convocation lecture, titled “Functional Education and the Nigerian Project: Strategic Human Capital Development for National Renewal,” delivered by Okonkwo. Okonkwo described functional education as a responsibility to ensure that learning keeps pace with society’s changing needs and aspirations. He said, “If higher ed…

…the risks associated with long-term infrastructure investments. Power infrastructure and human capital development were identified as key priorities for sustained public investment, given their implications for business competitiveness, productivity and employment generation. The post Nigeria’s private capital inflows…

…and internally generated revenue. It, however, stressed that stronger investment in human capital was necessary to translate economic reforms into sustainable employment and improved living standards. The report also projected average economic growth of 4.4 per cent between 2026 and 2028, subject to sustained reforms a…

…2023 and 2025, but urged states to improve spending efficiency and invest more in human capital to raise living standards and reduce poverty The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Taiwo ‌Oyedele, who was at the event said the projections represented a testimony that the reforms introduced…

…will continue to strengthen institutions responsible for developing Nigeria’s human capital. A stable tertiary education system is essential to the country’s socio-economic development,” he said. Alausa further gave the assurance that the Federal Ministry of Education would sustain consultations with relevant unions, h…

…confidence. The NESG CEO said the five priorities would be anchored on productivity, human capital and resilience. He added, “NES#32 is designed to move the conversation beyond reform implementation towards outcome delivery, asking plainly: what must change, who must act, what will it take to deliver, and how will we k…

…Mashood Abdulrafiu Agboola. The governor thanked teachers for their contributions to human capital development and said his administration remained committed to their welfare.PAY ATTENTION: From breaking news to viral moments. Follow Legit.ng on Instagram!In Ekiti, Governor Biodun Oyebanji's declaration was announced b…

…governor's office released a statement acknowledging teachers' contributions to human capital development in Kwara statePAY ATTENTION: Mark Legit.ng as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed!Ilorin, Kwara state - Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara state has declared Monday, Oct…

…DG pointed out that the strategy should focus on institutional and governance reforms, human capital development, professionalism, digital transformation, public financial management, accountability, performance management, citizen-centred service delivery, inter-agency coordination and monitoring and evaluation. He ur…

…and respect,” Mayere said. According to him, primary healthcare is the foundation for human capital development and sustainable economic growth because PHCs are the first point of contact for antenatal care, immunisation, treatment of common illnesses and early detection of diseases. He said the rehabilitation of the 1…

…reliable electricity, protects its citizens, strengthens its institutions, develops its human capital and manages public resources transparently would have far greater bargaining power internationally. That is perhaps the most important lesson from Mahama’s intervention. Africa’s demand for equality will carry greater…

…lauded the state government for its strides in infrastructure, healthcare, security and human capital development, encouraging the government to sustain its momentum for legacy’s sake. The solemn service drew a high-powered state delegation and dignitaries, including the First Lady, Dr Nonye Soludo; Deputy Governor, Dr…

…for his administration’s people-oriented projects in healthcare, roads, education and human capital development. He particularly thanked the governor for the facility and other projects in the area, including the Atim Ekpeke–Ikot Okoro Road, Ikot Ibritam–Enen Ekefe Road and the construction of 10 Compassionate Homes in…

…to first position in WAEC/NECO performance for three consecutive years.“He invested in human capital rather than only physical projects. The record includes scholarships, support for education, healthcare investments and poverty mapping—an approach consistent with the argument that development is ultimately about impro…

…and Chief Executive of NELFUND, Mr Akintunde Sawyerr, said the Fund was investing in the human capital required to strengthen the country’s development.Sawyerr said: “NELFUND is not simply providing financial assistance to students; we are investing in the human capital that Nigeria needs to move forward. “Every studen…

…his administration pursued reconstruction, education, healthcare, agriculture, and human capital development. In the face of devastation, he chose the audacity of reconstruction. “Schools were built. Healthcare facilities were developed. Agriculture received attention. That decision to continue investing in the future…

…productivity, investment, infrastructure, innovation, Nigerian enterprise, exports, human capital, and we choose President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.” Also speaking, the Chairman, Board of Trustees BoT of the APC Professionals Forum, Dr Isa Yuguda, who chaired the Fuel Subsidy Task Force in 2009, said the committee he led at t…

…development. It called for greater investment in education, skills acquisition and human capital development to expand opportunities for young people. It appealed to Oke-Ogun indigenes, regardless of political, religious or social differences, to unite for the region’s progress. The council said its development agenda…

…providing additional resources for infrastructure, education, healthcare, security and human capital development. Idris said the federal government remained opposed to a return to the previous subsidy regime, stressing that the priority was to consolidate the gains of reform, protect vulnerable Nigerians and ensure tha…

…secure, inclusive and competitive. He listed infrastructure, education, healthcare, human capital development, agriculture and technology among the areas receiving attention under his administration. He added that the government would continue to strengthen public institutions, support businesses and create opportuniti…

…in Ondo Central had focused on education, healthcare, infrastructure, empowerment and human capital development. He said he had facilitated educational projects worth over N800 million at Oyemekun Grammar School, Akure, as well as classroom projects at St Helens Unity Secondary School, Ondo; Owobamibo, Ofosu, in Idanre…