Minister of Education Announces Shift to 80% Practical, 20% Theoretical Model
The Minister of education Mr. Alausa has announced that the country's educational system will be 80 percent practical and 20 percent theoretical model.
Goodness Ndukwe 
In a groundbreaking move, the Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has unveiled plans to overhaul the nation's educational system, shifting it to an 80% practical and 20% theoretical model. This announcement was made during his inaugural press briefing on Tuesday.
Minister Alausa emphasized that this innovative approach aims to address the issue of unemployment by equipping students with skills directly relevant to the job market. He stated that the government intends to collaborate with the private sector to provide training for students, helping them to realize their full potential.
In addressing the frequent strikes in tertiary institutions, Mr. Alausa assured unions of a "new beginning," pledging a supportive environment to prevent prolonged school closures due to labor actions. "This is a new beginning for ASUU, SSANU, and others," he said.
He also called on the unions to give the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu a chance to fulfill its commitments. Furthermore, Minister Alausa promised to modernize the educational system to meet 21st-century standards.
