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Why government funding alone won’t fix Nigeria’s education crisis, By Adeola Akinremi

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For Nigeria, this raises a fundamental policy concern, which is my burning question for this edition. Why should Nigerian universities remain so heavily dependent on government allocations and tuition when their research capabilities could also attract corporate investment, generate intellectual…

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