“For a long time, our education system has been hindered due to the lack of unified and comprehensive data framework.
It is not consistent with incomplete data, distributed in various institutions, institutions and states. This also hinders our ability to make wise decisions, effectively allocate resources and accurately measure progress, “ He said.
Data -driven decision
He further pointed out that the database will become the basis for evidence -based decision -making and policy formulation.
“This plan is a person who changes the rules of the game. With the help of accurate, reliable, and accessible data, we will determine the gap and conduct target intervention measures in the most needed places.
We will monitor the progress in real time and actively respond to emerging challenges to promote the transparency and accountability system in resource allocation and policy implementation, ” Arakos added.
The role and goal of the committee
The commission’s task was to complete the database in the third quarter of 2025, and the committee assumed several key responsibilities. This includes:
- Design and execute the roadmap to successfully implement NEDI.
- Development framework for Nigeria Education Database.
- Coordinating data systems across institutions and institutions.
- Ensure data security, integrity and confidentiality.
Dr. Alausa emphasizes the scope of the database, which will include the location of the relevant school, the comprehensive data of the infrastructure, and the availability of basic facilities.
He also mentioned that it will provide detailed records of students, covering population statistics, academic performance, and integration with the national identification number (Nin) to monitor the education trajectory.
“The database will guide strategic investment, especially in areas where lack of service,” He said.
The minister guarantees all the government’s support from the committee and promises to provide the necessary resources and institutional support to ensure the success of the plan.
“Today, we clearly say that this must be changed. Nigeria Education Data Plan is our bold response to these long -term challenges,” He said.
When the representative committee delivered a speech, Abubakar Isah, vice chairman, expressed his gratitude to the government for commissioning them to take the initiative to entrust them.
“The initiative will become a lighthouse for hope and catalyst to change the change of the education department.Isa said the commitment committee promised to perform its task.
