Nigeria, Sept. 22 -- As global leaders convene for the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 81), attention has turned to the future of global human capital, with Nigeria highlighting the scale of its education and equity challenges on the international stage.

Speaking at the high-level Multiply Possibility Innovative Partnerships event, co-hosted by Italy and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), leaders opened discussions on transforming education systems through stronger multisectoral partnerships.

At the centre of Nigeria's education strategy is a significant demographic reality: about 45 million learners are currently enrolled in basic education.

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