Jonathan Decries African Universities' Global Slump, Urges Advancement
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan voiced deep concern over the absence of African universities in global top 100 rankings. He asserts this academic deficit significantly impedes the continent's crucial technological and industrial progress. Jonathan's call highlights the urgent need for investment and reform in African higher education to foster inclusive growth and regional stability.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday expressed dismay over the poor global ranking of African universities, describing the trend as a major obstacle to the continent’s technological and industrial advancement. Jonathan expressed the concern while delivering a lecture titl
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