NIGERIA NEEDS TECHNICAL SKILLS TO BE INDUSTRIALIZED
The acting director general industrial training funds,Mr Dickson Onouoha has said that the country's quest to be one of the most industrialized nation in 2020 may not be achieved without the development of technical and vocational skills .
He said this in Abuja during the inspection of the ITF Model Skills Training Centre by the National Board for Technical Education..
The acting director general industrial training funds,Mr Dickson Onouoha has said that the country's quest to be one of the most industrialized nation in 2020 may not be achieved without the development of technical and vocational skills .
He said this in Abuja during the inspection of the ITF Model Skills Training Centre by the National Board for Technical Education..
He said, “Nigeria is in a hurry to join Brazil among the committee of
industrialised economies of the world in 2020, it is important to note
that Brazil attained its current feat of industrialisation through
research and skills development.
“Given Nigeria’s desire and passion for rapid industrialisation and
development, the Brazilian model presents some lessons of worthy
emulation by Nigeria.
“If nothing at all, no country can industrialise and develop without technical and vocational skills. Therefore, for Nigeria to industrialise and develop, technical and vocational skills’ training is key.”
He said the accreditation of the MSTC by the NBTE would reposition the centre towards achieving the developmental goals of the government in the area of skills’ acquisition
.
“If nothing at all, no country can industrialise and develop without technical and vocational skills. Therefore, for Nigeria to industrialise and develop, technical and vocational skills’ training is key.”
He said the accreditation of the MSTC by the NBTE would reposition the centre towards achieving the developmental goals of the government in the area of skills’ acquisition
.
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