Experts Call for Curriculum Redesign in Nigerian Universities for Entrepreneurial Education
Experts at a workshop in Osun State, Nigeria, organized by De Montfort University and NACETEM, called for a redesign of entrepreneurship education in Nigerian universities. Dr. Abiodun Egbetokun emphasized the need to cultivate a mindset capable of creating value in a world marked by uncertainty and rapid economic changes.
The workshop aimed to engage academics, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the crucial role of entrepreneurship education in tackling youth unemployment and promoting self-reliance in Nigeria. Keynote speaker Rafiu Oyesola Salawu urged the Nigerian government and institutions to go beyond rhetoric and implement practical measures to empower graduates for innovation and employment.
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