UNICEF and Airtel Boost Digital Learning in Nigeria

UNICEF and Airtel Africa Foundation have partnered to enhance digital inclusion in Nigeria by offering students free access to digital learning resources. This initiative aims to support academic development and future employment through improved digital skills.

During a visit to Government Senior Secondary School in Agege, the Deputy Representative of the UNICEF Nigeria Office, Rownak Khan, highlighted the role of the Nigeria Learning Passport (NLP) initiative in providing digital educational content for teaching and learning.

Ms Prah, a representative from the initiative, expressed satisfaction with the involvement of girls in digital learning, emphasizing the positive impact of the program on educational access.