Abuja — Dr Olugbemisola Samuel, the lead researcher at the Sydani Institute for Research and Innovation (SIRI), has unveiled a transformative plan aimed at revolutionizing global health and education, positioning Nigeria as a leader in addressing critical development challenges.

This plan, developed by SIRI, an Abuja-based development organization, focuses on strengthening health systems, improving educational outcomes, and tackling issues related to climate change, energy, and agriculture in Africa.

In a statement in Abuja, Dr. Samuel highlighted that SIRI has partnered with Covenant University and Obafemi Awolowo University to drive cutting-edge research and build local capacity, ensuring sustainable solutions for both current and future generations.

He stated, "In today's rapidly evolving global landscape, the importance of data-driven decision-making in international development is more critical than ever. Advancing research and innovation in this field is crucial.

"The institute aims to lead groundbreaking innovations and challenge the status quo in research design and publications. By pushing the boundaries of excellence, SIRI seeks to enhance the quality and visibility of research in international development, ensuring that findings are not only relevant but also impactful.

"The organization is dedicated to fostering innovation and driving research initiatives that generate cutting-edge solutions to complex challenges. The institute's mission is to redefine the frontiers of research, ensuring that its work addresses current challenges and has long-term, sustainable impacts."