DIGITAL LEARNING; UNICEF DONATES AIRTEL CONNECT ROUTERS TO LAGOS STATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Lagos State Government, through the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has received an additional 50 Airtel 5G Connect Routers from the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF).
This gesture by UNICEF is part of the effort of the body to strengthen the standard of education through digital learning infrastructure, and improve access to quality education, and empower public school learners and teachers to be able to have the required standard tools to align themselves with trends across the globe.
The programme and the presentation of the devices were, held at the Ministry’s conference room, with 50 beneficiary schools, randomly selected from public primary, junior, and senior secondary schools across the state’s six education districts and SUBEB, in line with UNICEF’s selection criteria.
These 50 schools represent the next phase of distribution, following the 150 routers previously provided to schools by the Ministry through UNICEF.
Officials of Airtel Internet Service Provider activated the SIM cards on the spot, and each school received 30 GB of free monthly data under the UNICEF–Airtel School Connect Programme for the duration that the devices remain in use.
While commending the commitment of UNICEF at liberating students from the shackles of illiteracy and ignorance, the ministry reaffirmed its commitment to leveraging strategic partnerships to enhance educational quality and prepare students for a digital future.
This is a great initiative by UNICEF in partnership with Airtel. Improving internet access in public schools will definitely enhance digital learning for students
Adding 50 additional routers to the existing infrastructure is a huge win for public primary and secondary schools across the state’s six education districts.
Well done job to the UNICEF members…
This is a great initiative by UNICEF in partnership with Airtel. Improving internet access in public schools will definitely enhance digital learning for students
Adding 50 additional routers to the existing infrastructure is a huge win for public primary and secondary schools across the state’s six education districts.
Well done job to the UNICEF members
_Kudos to the Lagos State Government, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, and UNICEF for this laudable initiative. Providing 5G routers with free data to 50 additional schools is a huge step toward bridging the digital divide. Our learners and teachers deserve this access to compete globally. Well !
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This is a great initiative by UNICEF in partnership with Airtel. Improving internet access in public schools will definitely enhance digital learning for students
Well done 👍 UNICEF
_Kudos to the Lagos State Government, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, and UNICEF for this laudable initiative. Our learners and teachers deserve this access to compete globally. Well done 👍
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This is a great initiative by UNICEF in partnership with Airtel. Improving internet access in public schools will definitely enhance digital learning for students
This is a great initiative by UNICEF in partnership with Airtel. Improving internet access in public schools will definitely enhance digital learning for students
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