Entrepreneurship Education at Tertiary Education Level: Implication to Historical Studies
Salahu Mohammed Lawal
Abstract
Nigeria is richly endowed with both human and material resources that when well utilized can make her one of the richest and developed nation in the world. But poor utilization of the resources, corruption and dwindling fortune in her education system made her among the first twenty five poorest nations in the world. Similarly, report shows that 26% of the employable population remained unemployed. This called for the need for entrepreneurship education most especially at tertiary level where high level manpower is supposed to be trained. It is on this premise that the paper attempts to examine entrepreneurship education and its implication to history students and graduates.
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