Education
MTN boosts Anambra smart schools with 550 tablets
In a significant boost for digital education, MTN Nigeria has teamed up with the Anambra State government to equip students in 11 smart schools with cutting-edge learning tools.
The telecommunications giant has donated a total of 550 tablets, with each of the selected schools receiving 50 devices for their libraries.
Mazi Ejimofor Opara, the Senior Special Adviser on New Media to Governor Chukwuma Soludo, announced the partnership in a press statement released on Wednesday.
He highlighted that this collaboration is a core component of the state’s ambitious Smart Learn Anambra programme.
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“This initiative is a significant step towards bridging the digital divide and enhancing the learning experience for students across the state,” Opara stated.
The tablets are expected to provide students with crucial access to digital resources, preparing them with the necessary skills to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.
The partnership underscores a commitment from both MTN and the Anambra State government to foster a digitally-literate generation, ensuring the youth are well-equipped for future academic and professional success.
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