IMPACT OF EDUCATION ON THE GROWTH OF NIGERIA ECONOMY

Student: Deborah Ojonuma Adejo
Supervisor: Prof Sani Idris Ahmed
HOD: Prof Sani Idris Ahmed
Department of Economics
Social sciences
Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba

Abstract

This study examined Impact of Education on the Growth of Nigeria Economy using annual time series data from CBN Statistical Bulletin and World Development Indicators, 2022. The study employed Ordinary Least Square Technique. The findings, that there is a significant relationship between Gross Education Enrollment and Gross Domestic Product. The findings further show that the relationship between Human Development Index and real gross domestic product is positive but statistically insignificant. The findings also show that the relationship between Gross Capital Formation and real gross domestic product is positive and statistically insignificant within the study period which conforms to apriori expectation. Finally, the findings show that the relationship between Government Expenditure on Education and gross domestic product is positive and statistically insignificant. The study recommends that government should always ensure effective measures of education output so as to increase a significant level of economic growth.

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