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New International Webster‟s Comprehensive Dictionary of the English Language conceives of education as “the systematic development and cultivation of the natural powers by inculcation” 1 . As an intellectual process, it involves the handing down or transmission or transfer of ideas and values from one generation to another. 2 Education is further seen as the aggregate of all the processes by which a child or young adult develops the abilities, attitudes and other forms of behaviour which are of positive value to the society in which the lives. 3 It is thus a process for transmitting culture in terms of continuity and growth, and for disseminating knowledge either to ensure social control or guarantee rational direction of society or both. Seen in these prisms, education remains a veritable means of training the mind of an individual to enable him or her to acquire those skills and norms necessary for material, spiritual and cultural survival in his/her community or environment. 4

The Igbo and Educational Development in Nigeria, 1846 -2015