Goodluck Jonathan has said that the African continent has to begin to dream it will catch up with the rest of the world on technological advancement.
He disclosed this while speaking at the 2017 roundtable of the African Presidential Leadership Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The former President said there is a need to recognise the most brilliant students and focus on building them to bring about the development of the continent.
Jonathan advised African governments and the private sector to invest more in education as a means of bringing about the “required economic advancement and repositioning”.
“The truth is that God did not bless all of us equally with the same quality of brains. The distribution of the human brain is not uniform" He said.
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