ONE year after it scored Nigeria high in the sub-categories of education, economic stability as well as free and credible elections, the annual Mo Ibrahim Index of Governance in Africa has rated the country’s education sector very low.
Its 2015 index released recently in London, United Kingdom, showed that Nigeria’s performance in education and rural development has dipped significantly. It also called on Nigeria to urgently reverse the deterioration of these sectors if it is to be competitive and fulfill its potentials.
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