Trump’s return to power brings with it a mixed bag of promises and policies that will undoubtedly shape the global sustainability landscape. From promoting economic independence and social cohesion at home to advocating for stability and growth abroad, Trump’s approach reflects his “America First” ideology. While his policies may face criticism for prioritizing national interests, his administration claims that these priorities will ultimately contribute to a more stable and sustainable world.
The possibility of a global Nigeria is not a distant dream—it is a tangible goal that can be achieved through strategic investment in human capital, industrialization, and sustainability. As Dr. Akinwunmi Adeshina and Strive Masiyiwa have pointed out, Nigeria’s greatest asset is its people. By unleashing the potential of its human capital, Nigeria can transition from a consumer economy to a manufacturing powerhouse, and ultimately, a global player.
UNN’s journey is not just a story of academic achievement; it is a story of resilience, nation-building, and societal transformation. As Nigeria continues to face challenges in its education sector, the lessons learned from UNN’s history provide valuable insights into how the country can overcome these obstacles and create a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future for all.
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