Nigeria likes to speak the language of digital ambition. Our policy documents read like blueprints for a 21st-century education and workforce: a National ICT Policy that promises connectivity, a National Skills Qualification Framework that gestures towards employability, and digital literacy initiatives meant to prepare young people for a technology-driven economy. On paper, the vision is impressive. In practice, the distance between promise and reality remains uncomfortably wide.
The problem is not simply that good policies are poorly imple
Nigeria likes to speak the language of digital ambition. Our policy documents read like blueprints for a 21st-century education and workforce: a National ICT Policy that promises connectivity, a National Skills Qualification Framework that gestures towards employability, and digital literacy initiatives meant to prepare young people for a technology-driven economy. On paper, the vision is impressive. In practice, the distance between promise and reality remains uncomfortably wide.
The problem is not simply that good policies are poorly imple
