Vice-President Kashim Shettima has tasked Nigerians to recognize that change is a painful process, assuring them that with the efforts of the present administration, Nigeria will soon get out of hardship and be on the path of sustained growth.

The Vice President also assured that the federal government will integrate technology into the nation’s educational infrastructure to address human capacity and resource challenges to improve learning outcomes.

He said this during a meeting with the World Bank Nigeria team at the Presidential Villa Abuja, on Wednesday.

He said: “Be rest assured that where there is a will, there is always a way. Change is a very painful percolation process. But I know we will get out of this very soon and be on the path of sustained growth.”

Shettima referenced India’s success in using KYAN smart class solutions to teach students in rural areas, suggesting that similar innovations could revolutionise Nigeria’s education system.

“In India, Kyan technology is used to teach 50,000 pupils in rural and impoverished areas. I believe technology will help us upgrade our education system significantly,” he noted.

He also called for a holistic approach to education reform, including improving infrastructure, teacher training, and the implementation of technology.

“We need a comprehensive plan to address the gaps in our education system as quickly as possible. We must not allow these challenges to persist. The federal government is committed to making the necessary changes, but we need the cooperation of all stakeholders, including state governors, to drive this transformation forward,” he said.

Earlier during their presentation on Opportunities for Prosperity and Equity in Nigeria’s Human Capital, leader of the team and World Bank’s Country Director for Nigeria, Dr. Ndiamé Diop, outlined the focus on improving governance, health, and education across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The projects, HOPE – Governance, HOPE Primary Health Care and HOPE Basic Education, are part of a broader push to reform governance processes, primary healthcare and education, with an emphasis on human capital development.

“We are working to reinvigorate governance, primary healthcare, and education facilities across the country,” Diop said.

Source: https://dailytrust.com/Change-is-a-painful-process-Shettima-tells-Nigerians

But you haven't changed your looting ways.

We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

But you promised 'renewed hope'

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

Yeah right...... fuel at #1300 makes live more easier than the #185 the other wicked administration sold theirs.

The hardship has eased already..

We Yoruba Muslims are the only ones enjoying the gvt at the moment

adenigga:
The Vice President also assured that the federal government will integrate technology into the nation’s educational infrastructure to address human capacity and resource challenges to improve learning outcomes.
He said this during a meeting with the World Bank Nigeria team at the Presidential Villa Abuja, on Wednesday.
He said: “Be rest assured that where there is a will, there is always a way. Change is a very painful percolation process. But I know we will get out of this very soon and be on the path of sustained growth.”
Shettima referenced India’s success in using KYAN smart class solutions to teach students in rural areas, suggesting that similar innovations could revolutionise Nigeria’s education system.

Change is painful yet the pain does not seem to reach him and his office at all as they go around spending like those to whom Christmas has come every single day of the year since they took office.

I truly don't understand what is keeping the Nigerian people from calling for the immediate recall of all the members of the Senate and for the impeachment of those monkeys and all that is part of the cabinet he belongs to.

Not after the reckless and insensitivity by this corrupt government in spending monies to build a fraudulent VP mansion for you, buy a presidential jet/yatch, SUVs for NASS members etc.

Change was a scam. Next level was a scam. Renewed hoped was also a scam. They were the biggest deceptions perpetuated by the worst set of political frauds in Nigeria's history.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am8DroTa40I?si=_FsYmP_m2ZiDLSQ_

Election consequences 😭

Very painful indeed.

The UK also endured very painful reforms under Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and most who felt the pinch still hated her even up till she died.

However, the new generation of Britons enjoyed a better UK that her reforms enabled.

for someone that his residence was renovated with over 21billion, truly "change is painful.

Chidex369:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am8DroTa40I?si=_FsYmP_m2ZiDLSQ_

Election consequences 😭

Indeed it is.

22million Nigerians voted for Tinubu, Atiku, and Obi, who all promised the reforms that Tinubu the winner had the opportunity to implement.

Those losers would have implemented same policies they lament about now.

Electoral consequences of not voting Omoyele Sowore of the AAC who promised not to remove subsidy, even if we all know there was no government revenue to sustain the policy.

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

Yes, it is truly easing gradually with what is happening around....delusion can be orgasmic!

W

If Tinubu rule Nigeria for 100 years, nothing good will happen,

It's a painful process oo but make e yield result.
If e no yield result, na that one go cause civil war

God bless the good people of SS, SW, North & MB.

adenigga:

Source: https://dailytrust.com/Change-is-a-painful-process-Shettima-tells-Nigerians

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Nigeria's are illiterate and stupid when they go to another man's land the first thing they want to do is vote for one of their Nigerian criminals in somebody's land. Nation of illiterate and stupid people all over the world they vote and start suffering like dogs. In America Europe and Canada only thing Nigerians do follow their own criminal and they have the highest on employment. Who have you seen which is so stupid he runs away from his country and goes to another man's land and wants to vote for the criminal which could do nothing for him in his country.


Illiteracy and criminality is what has destroyed Nigerians all over the world especially when the vote for their own criminal home and abroad

We all know it's painful, pls start from your cabinet

Shettima please tell Nigerians what has changed in your allowances?
It is not enough advising Nigerians to ask Nigerians to drink water only while you order your Champaign from France to avoid adulteration.
Tell Nigerians your allowances you have foregone.
Tell Nigerians your personal sacrifices.
Tell Nigerians the gains of this excruciating, dehumanising and emasculating policies of your regime.
Thanks.

Shadomaan7:
We are expecting the good news soon. The hardship is already easing gradually

gradually, no nah! In fact, the hardship has eased out completely as more Nigerians are plunged into extreme poverty with the increasing fuel pump price and soaring prices of basic food items.

Shooting us is a painful process.

We ask Allah to grant us patience and sustenance!

adenigga:

Source: https://dailytrust.com/Change-is-a-painful-process-Shettima-tells-Nigerians

really?But using 12b to renovate ur lodge is sweet process?My prayer is that you will not do Xmas in the land of the living sir.

Fact but

If the political office holders and the masses are affected alike.

Of course it is.... But not just meaningless change. The changes has to be positive, That is how we endured change from Buhari.

chrisxxx:
Shettima please tell Nigerians what has changed in your allowances.

Lols... A lot has changed o, by the time he moves into his newly renovated house, and cruise around the world with the new presidential jet. He would have felt the change thoroughly

Why is this man changing slogan again?
Nah renew hope you promised us Change era don pass cos since then we haven't seen any better changes in anything. Instead is getting worst ni o

What change are these people talking about?


What's the big deal in stepping up with the right policies

Come on


How do we Nigerians allow unpatriotic men into the folds of leadership?

More than this was said during Buhari's tenure, and that was how we passed through 8 solid years hoping for Change....

Not painful in ur household. Keep it up. Our eye don clear again

Stealing is also a painful process

Ask yourself these tax and subsidy money where they are going to.. what have they used the money to do so far?