The GIFTAC Foundation, under the leadership of founder Gift Enwere, has recently launched a digital literacy program aimed at equipping secondary school students with advanced learning tools.

This initiative is a collaborative effort with uLesson, a digital learning platform that offers curricula based on both Nigerian and British educational standards.

In a move to support JSS3 students preparing for their BECE exams, the program provided free subscriptions and internet access, ensuring that students could fully utilise the digital resources available through uLesson.

Gift Enwere expressed gratitude to AyoOluwa Nihinlola, the CEO of uLesson, for the partnership.

Enwere highlighted the program’s success in delivering engaging learning experiences that not only improved students’ academic performance but also enhanced their digital skills.

Chinaza Enwere, the administrator of GIFTAC Foundation, emphasised the organisation’s commitment to addressing educational challenges, especially in a rapidly evolving world.

Enwere stressed the importance of integrating technological advancements and innovations into the educational system to better prepare students for the future.

During a visit to the participating schools, Dinma Okoh, the program manager, thanked the school authorities for their support. Okoh believes that collaborations like this one are essential for achieving quality education for all students.

In conclusion, Gift Enwere reiterated the need for digital transformation in the educational sector, particularly initiatives that include underprivileged and marginalised students.

Enwere affirmed that such efforts are crucial for realising the goal of quality education for all, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4).

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