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Develop systems that nurtures talents –  Mahmoud tells education stakeholders 

The Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory, Dr. Mariya Mahmoud, has stressed the need for the nation’s educational system to evolve to identify and nurture diverse talents.

The Minister who made the assertion at the Big Break Moment Africa, Season 2 tagged “Rep Your Campus”, said talents must be groomed across all human endeavours including the academia, leadership, arts, or innovation.

Mahmoud, also noted that implementing comprehensive assessment methods and mentorship programmes could help unearth hidden potentials.

The minister who was represented by the Director of Finance and Administration, Area Council Services Secretariat, Mrs. Omolola Olanipekun, emphasised the imperativeness of educational system to foster an environment where the unique abilities of each student are acknowledged and cultivated.

She further noted that empowering these talented individuals involve providing them with opportunities for skill development, research projects, and collaborative initiatives.

According to the minister, “A supportive ecosystem that encourages exploration and experimentation is essential to harness the full potential of our future leaders and innovators.

“Therefore, let us collectively strive to create an educational landscape that not only values academic achievements but also celebrates the multifaceted talents that enrich our society.

“It is my strong conviction that through recognition and empowerment, we pave the way for a brighter and more inclusive future for our students and our nation”.

While commending the organizers for the initiative, the minister, however, pledged the administration’s commitment to partner genuine organizations who are willing to support the creative ability of talented students in Nigeria.

On his part, the Founder The Big Break Moment Africa, Mr. Tayo Folorunsho, stated that the aim of the programme was to, provide young and budding talents a platform that showcase their abilities while also creating avenue for personal and communal growth.

“It is also aim to create an environment that nurtures creativity, and innovation in over 182 tertiary institutions in Nigeria,” he stressed.

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