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Is Nigeria’s higher education sector ready for a true digital leap?

Nigerian universities may have the opportunity to leapfrog legacy IT bottlenecks using unified digital campus ecosystems.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechCabal

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Is Nigeria’s higher education sector ready for a true digital leap?
Image: James Hope University, administrative building. Image source: James Hope University, Lagos

Nigeria is sitting on one of the greatest demographic dividends in the world. With over 60% of its population under 25, the demand for higher education is surging at an unprecedented rate. To meet this demand, universities across the country are expanding curricula, launching new tech hubs, and pushing for global accreditation.

But behind the ambitious academic goals lies a quiet operational crisis: the administrative bottleneck.

While Nigerian students are digital natives who manage their finances, socialise, and work on…

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