One of the greatest legacy of the State-driven development of the 1960s to the early 1980s was that it took education, at primary, secondary and tertiary levels, seriously. Nigerian universities competed with the best universities in Western Europe, North America and Asia. They attracted the best scholars all over Africa and the world, who also contributed to Nigeria’s development.
Thus, when Nigeria witnessed its first major post-colonial economic crisis…
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