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Akeem Alaro
Akeem Alaro is an education development and research student studying Economics at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria.
Akeem has extensive and special interests in education economics and policy frameworks, and has a few years of experience as a volunteer with a couple of national non-governmental organisations, notably Global Youth Action Society Network and the Lagos State Youth Council.
Akeem is also building a network of capacity trainings on Education development and Policy formulation, the Economics of Budgeting for Education and Managing Sector-based Aid, and has been involved in several campaigns and advocacy works around Lagos, Ogun, Osun and Nigeria capital city, Abuja, as well as in Ghana.
He has an adroit passion and commitment to reforming Education partnerships and collaborations and is presently researching on critiquing current education policy models adopted by Nigeria (past and present) governments.
Akeem has extensive and special interests in education economics and policy frameworks, and has a few years of experience as a volunteer with a couple of national non-governmental organisations, notably Global Youth Action Society Network and the Lagos State Youth Council.
Akeem is also building a network of capacity trainings on Education development and Policy formulation, the Economics of Budgeting for Education and Managing Sector-based Aid, and has been involved in several campaigns and advocacy works around Lagos, Ogun, Osun and Nigeria capital city, Abuja, as well as in Ghana.
He has an adroit passion and commitment to reforming Education partnerships and collaborations and is presently researching on critiquing current education policy models adopted by Nigeria (past and present) governments.