Nigeria, Feb. 17 -- By 2035, Africa is projected to have the world's largest workforce, predominantly made up of young people. With a population of 1.1 billion, 440 million of whom are under 25, the continent's success will largely depend on how effectively it prepares the next generation to meet the demands of a rapidly changing global economy.

To achieve this, Africa must first recognise its vast talent pool and establish effective channels to identify, nurture, and project this potential through education. This is where effective leadership plays a pivotal role, adopting a hands-on approach to transforming the educational system. Leadership that prioritises education can revolutionise learning, equipping Africa's youth with the skills...