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Nigeria, like many countries, is bedevilled by significant hurdles in achieving the SDG on quality education. There is inadequate funding, resulting in infrastructure deficits, crowded classrooms, and inadequate learning materials. Regional disparities further exacerbate the problem, with starkly contrast in the literacy rates between the northeast and the southwest. Gender inequality also exists, with female children disproportionately secluded due to socio-cultural beliefs and safety reasons. The education sector is further plagued by teacher shortages, low-quality instruction, and outdated curricula that misaligns with job market demands. Therefore, achieving the SDG on quality education largely depends on the role of the academic sector.
As a university, we ensure inclusive, equitable, and quality education that promotes lifelong learning for all. This is evident in our commendable percentage of employed graduates (92%), student-staff ratio of 18, and female-male ratio of 1.1:1. We have consecutively emerged the institution with the highest number of international student population in Nigeria.
Related Centres/Institutes: Quality Assurance Unit
Centre for International Education