Universal Basic Education Commission

standard fighting procedures inclusion this is a policy with carbon it's a blueprint sets an ambitious target 90 percent school accessibility by 23 local enforcement of universal design for learning environment individualized education programs technical pathway interesting physical environment create the teaching capacity on the side because there's a lack of specialised teachers.

Universal Basic Education Commission and CSOs are worried about mandatory in-service digital accessibility training.

This ensures local educators can build screen readers, captioning tools, between me and some language to teach sensory impaired students in shared everyday classrooms.

It's a really ambitious programme.

More than N267 billion in released basic education intervention funds remained unspent as of August 2026, while over N65 billion in counterpart funding was yet to be accessed by states, the federal government has disclosed.

Then there is the alarming education crisis revelation that about 70% of Nigerian children of primary school age are unable to read and understand a simple text according to the Universal Basic Education Commission.

This is not any US agency saying this.

This is we telling ourselves the truth that 70% of our children cannot read.

I have trained teachers in Abuja, Otakot, Lagos.

I've attended a lot of educational programs and participated quite actively in trying to engage with education stakeholders to solve the problem of learning at different levels with the Federal Ministry of Education, Universal Basic Education Commission in Nigeria.

And then I've engaged also or interacted with a number of education stakeholders outside the country trying to make sure that the solution we're building here at home in Nigeria is not in isolation, right? It's based on global best practices.

It just sounds incredible, right? Because in reading your book, I love how you shared your personal experiences.