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In this piece, Collins Nweke argues that when demand for quality education exceeds supply, governments should expand access rather than restrict opportunity. Using Belgium's education debate and lessons for Nigeria, he makes the case that investing in education, multilingualism, and skills development is essential to building a globally competitive workforce.

As Africa positions itself for deeper regional integration and global relevance, the real policy challenge is not managing scarcity but scaling excellence.

https://proshare.co/articles/human-capital-over-protectionism-why-restricting-educational-access-undermines-national-development-oped?menu=Finance&classification=Read&category=Education

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