Meet Nigeria’s Ekeng-Itua, first world’s black woman Ph.D holder In Cybernetics
With more than two decades of experience spanning academia and industry, she has consistently advocated stronger partnerships between educational institutions, governments and the private sector to better prepare graduates for the workforce.“Intentional academia, industry, government partnerships are key for the reduction in youth unemployment and the graduate industry desirable skills gap,” she said.
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