The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has flagged off the distribution of over forty-five thousand mobile tablets to students in Bayelsa State.
NDDC Managing Director, Samuel Ogbuku described it as the biggest educational intervention in the country and a demonstration of President Tinubu’s commitment to holistic development of the Niger Delta.
This new initiative is to promote educational development, particularly e-Learning.
The NDDC is doing this with the distribution of books for students and tablets to enhance e-learning.
President Bola Tinubu’s educational policy prioritises improving education with new innovations and technological advancements.
The NDDC says it will partner with digital firm, U-Lesson as this will improve access to education and foster growth and development.
It added that arrangements have also been made to train teachers on the use of the U-Lesson tablets to ensure the success of the programme.
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