The National Universities Commission has given a go ahead for the inclusion of Entrepreneurship in the Nigeria universities’ curriculum on proposal by Association of Business Executives (ABE). The move would see graduates establish profitable business ventures after they leave school either relating to the professional line or an entirely new idea.

In a letter dated October 2, 2014 and signed by the, executive secretary of the NUC Pro Julius Okonjie. and addressed to the chief executive officer of Association of Business Executives, Mr. John Goldup, it conveyed the endorsement and formal approval of the commission to ABE’s request to partner with NUC to promote entrepreneurial education in Nigerian universities.

National University Commission
National University Commission

Okojie in the letter said, “The commission in consideration of your pedigree as a reputable international organisation and professional body, wishes to convey its formal approval of the proposed ABE international certification programme for delivery in Nigerian universities. Please accept the assurance of the executive secretary’s highest regards.”

Every student is expected to undergo relevant general and specific programme in Entrepreneurship which will help them in setting up profitable business ventures along their professional line or on a new different idea entirely after graduation

The signing of the MoU will take place at the Annual Nigeria.
This information was first written on the Leadership website.

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