Today, Nigeria ranks among the countries with the highest number of unemployed graduates, many of whom hold certificates yet lack the ability to solve real-life problems or bring about meaningful societal change. This is not merely an individual challenge but a generational one that demands a healing from the roots (sanatio in radice). Far too often, school children are not taught to think critically, proactively, and creatively, and our educational approach fails to address the realities of the modern job market.