Nigeria is a country of great potential. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education is needed to tap this potential as it stimulates the development of societies. 

 

However, various stakeholders have to work together to train teachers, make educational technology tools accessible to all, and also carry out evaluations regularly to check the effectiveness of implemented programs.

 

This white paper provides an overview of STEM Education in Nigeria, the challenges, the opportunities, and our recommendations as regard learning in classrooms and connecting STEM graduates to employment.