Lack of skills in supply chain has been identified as one of the biggest challenges facing the continent. Experts in the sector said the task of finding people with the right skills set required to run the highly complex operations is increasingly difficult, especially at the middle and upper management levels.
The survey, ‘The Supply Chain Talent Shortage: From Gap to Crisis’ revealed changing skills requirements, aging workforce and lack of development as the top factors driving the talent shortage. Currently, he said the centre is collaborating with the Nigerian Institute of Transport and Technology to carry out research on logistics value in Nigeria and its percentage contribution to Gross Domestic Product .
“Supply chain was already suffering before COVID-19 complicated it. Absence of infrastructure is the reason Nigeria is not competitive. On the logistics performance index of the World Bank, Nigeria is 110 out of 160. It is difficult. All the pillars and indices that arrive at the number are very poor,” he said.
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