Abuja - President Goodluck Jonathan reaffirmed his
administration’s commitment to implementation
policies that will ensure that Nigerian youth
received quality education that will equip them
with essential skills employers required.
Speaking after a meeting with former British Prime
Minister, Gordon Brown, Jonathan said in addition
to providing the $250 million required to match the
amount raised by international donors towards
giving more Nigerian youth access to basic
education, the federal government would support
state governments to ensure they used the funds
appropriately.
"Education is critical to making our youth more
employable. The Coordinating Minister of the
Economy/Finance and the Minister of Education will
work with the states to make sure that the
programme succeeds,” Jonathan said.
Brown, who now serves as the United Nations
Special Envoy on Global Education, said the UN and
international donors were committed to working
with the federal and state governments to expand
teacher training programmes, improve girl-child
education and boost the use of the tools of modern
technology such as e-books and tablets in
providing basic education to more Nigerian youth.
He said he had successful meetings with Ministers
of Education, Finance and Foreign Affairs as well as
senior government officials.

hmmmmmn, i hope somtin good comes out of dis

source plz

How I wish ASUU send for that one bt..... Dem dey afta their allowance.

Hmmmmmm that Money the go for 2015....