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Education System Falling Short in Meeting Job Demands, Warns Nigerian Economic Summit Group

According to a report by Punch Newspapers, the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has sounded the alarm over the country’s education system’s failure to meet job requirements. The organization expressed concern that weaknesses in Nigeria’s educational system are limiting employment prospects for young people. Punch Newspapers reported on September 23, 2026, that NESG urged the need for a future-ready education system that aligns with Nigeria’s economic needs to address this issue. However, it remains unclear what specific measures NESG has proposed to achieve this goal. The report does not provide details on whether or how the education sector is currently adapting to meet evolving job market demands.

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