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As the dialogue progressed, the fundamental disconnect between education and real-world demands emerged as a point of contention. Political figures often receive praise for visible infrastructural projects, while intangible advancements in education and skill development go unnoticed. Dr. Chukum suggests that local government leaders should prioritize human capital development and infrastructure that supports education and business creation.
The proposed changes in the educational curriculum aim to foster an entrepreneurial spirit among students, moving away from rote learning to a more skills-based approach. The need for youngsters to identify their passions and strengths introduces the concept of individual purpose in career planning.