Innovative telecommunication company, Etisalat Nigeria, has reiterated its commitment to continue to contribute significantly to the educational development in Nigeria and Africa at large.
Speaking at the just concluded 4th edition of Thistle Praxis Consulting Sustainable Conversations in Lagos, the Director, Leadership and Organisation Development, Etisalat Nigeria, Rabi Isma, said that the 0809ja company is committed to the sustainable development of education-oriented initiatives that brings private and public sectors together to talk and share positive ideas on how to address critical global challenges, especially in Africa where the factors hampering the development of education are diverse.
"At Etisalat Nigeria, we believe that education is the bedrock of development. We are passionate about equipping today's populace with the educational skills and knowledge required to ensure a sound future for Nigerians. We believe that a sustained strategic approach must be embraced, rather than flash-in-the-pan projects that ultimately do not contribute as much to the wellbeing of the educational sector in particular and the nation in general," she said.
Speaking at the just concluded 4th edition of Thistle Praxis Consulting Sustainable Conversations in Lagos, the Director, Leadership and Organisation Development, Etisalat Nigeria, Rabi Isma, said that the 0809ja company is committed to the sustainable development of education-oriented initiatives that brings private and public sectors together to talk and share positive ideas on how to address critical global challenges, especially in Africa where the factors hampering the development of education are diverse.
"At Etisalat Nigeria, we believe that education is the bedrock of development. We are passionate about equipping today's populace with the educational skills and knowledge required to ensure a sound future for Nigerians. We believe that a sustained strategic approach must be embraced, rather than flash-in-the-pan projects that ultimately do not contribute as much to the wellbeing of the educational sector in particular and the nation in general," she said.
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