They made the call recently at the Festival of Change in Lagos, an inaugural event organised by The Erioluwa Adeyinka Co-Creation Hub.
The programme was themed “REVIVE: Reimagining What the Government, Business, and Development Sector Need to Do to Revive Education” and it attracted over 100 participants.
According to a statement, the festival’s convener, Erioluwa Adeyinka, highlighted the urgency of creating inclusive spaces to address the education emergency declared by the African Union.
He stated that three pillars were essential for national development: effective government policy, socio-economic stability, and quality education.
“To create a world of our deepest longing, we must address how we think,” Adeyinka stressed, underscoring the importance of mindset in nurturing a thriving society.
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