Nigerian Commission and Canadian Group Partner to Boost Secondary School Education
The Nigerian Commission and a Canadian group signed a partnership agreement to improve secondary school education in Nigeria. The collaboration aims to promote international partnerships, develop professional learning programs, and integrate technology and knowledge sharing in the education sector.
Dr. Iyela Ajayi will lead the initiative to align Nigeria's curriculum with Canadian best practices. Mr. Olumuyiwa Falop described the Canadian organization, ECDI, as a reputable international education development body based in Ontario, Canada.
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