CAfPRA

CAfPRA urges Africa to embrace self-preservation for digital sovereignty. radionigeria.gov.ng/2026/04/20/caf…

5/6 Policy Recommendations: - Comprehensive curriculum review for the present/future - Massive investment in TVET - Stronger industry-academia linkages - Entrepreneurship education from primary level - Teacher training that equips educators for 21st-century African realities.

4/6 We must reform curricula to centre African knowledge systems, indigenous innovation, practical skills, entrepreneurship, and critical thinking. Integrate local languages where effective, promote TVET, and align education with real market and developmental needs.... #cafpra

1/6 Youth unemployment remains one of Africa’s most pressing crises. In Nigeria, millions of young graduates struggle to find meaningful work, not due to a lack of ambition, but because of a deep skills mismatch rooted in our education system. Follow the thread..... #cafpra

Inflation is affecting Nigerian households, forcing families to compromise on nutrition, essential spending, and food insecurity. Share how this crisis has affected your household, and recommend concrete policy solutions to improve food affordability and availability. #cafpra

5/5 We analyze real-time issues, review treaties, engage policymakers, convene stakeholders, and drive media advocacy. Our goal is to translate knowledge into actionable policies that protect Africa’s sovereignty and unlock sustainable growth. #cafpra #policy #africapolicy

4/5 Think tanks like CAfPRA @cafpraintl bridge the gap between research and governance. We produce independent, rigorous analysis that challenges harmful ideas, proposes practical solutions, and holds power accountable.

1/5 Public policy is the backbone of any nation. At CAfPRA, we define it as the deliberate actions (and inactions) governments take through laws, regulations, programs, and decisions to address societal challenges and shape the future. #cafpra #policy #policies #publicpolicy

@Desirevioni You're right, lots of bypass here and there.

@cafpraintl No. Our institutions are not manned by humans who are willing to die for the survival of those institutions.

Do you trust Nigeria’s policy system actually to deliver: • Food Sovereignty • Economic Independence • Education Reform Cast your vote. Reply with Yes or No and your reasons. #cafpra #policies #policy #educationreform

5/6 Insist on Reform Bureaucracy, Strengthen M&E, Contextualize Policies, Ensure Continuity & Accountability, we must move from policy documents to delivered outcomes. We call for urgent governance reforms grounded in evidence. Which factor undermines policy success? #cafpra

4/6 One-size-fits-all donor-driven or imported solutions clash with our reality, federalism, diversity, and economic volatility. Lack of political will, regime changes, corruption, poor stakeholder engagement, vague goals, and inadequate resources,

1/6 Policy failure is not primarily a formulation problem; it is an implementation crisis. Studies consistently show gaps caused by bureaucracy, monitoring deficits, and misaligned external factors. CAfPRA breaks it down with evidence and proposes fixes. #cafpra #policies

6/6 Join the dialogue on our platform and help us strengthen our research as we advocate for a policy shift toward food sovereignty. Stay connected with us by following us @cafpraintl

5/6 Our traditional farming uses crop rotation and natural organic matter to keep the soil alive. while the imported seeds strip the soil of the microbes it needs, forcing the farmer to use even more chemicals just to get the same yield.

1/6 We often hear that GMOs and foreign-patented seeds are the “future of farming.” But before we invite these companies in, we have to look at what they actually do to us. It isn’t just business, it’s a change in our entire ecosystem.