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Closing Nigeria’s Gender Gap in STEM Is Essential for Africa’s Tech Future
Nigeria’s underserved female students continue to face acute resource and infrastructure deficits in science and technology education. Industry advocates insist that dismantling these structural barriers is critical to unlocking the continent's next generation of innovators and driving sustainable economic growth.
Tribune Online·November 14, 2026AI-curated
The founder of STEM Makers of Africa, Amanda Obidike, has stated that African and Nigerian girls, especially those in underserved schools and communities, are disadvantaged in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education and careers. STEM education is global
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