Kwara Governor Advocates for Tech-Driven Education

On Tuesday, Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq called for a deliberate shift towards technology-driven education across Nigeria while attending the unveiling of the Katsina State Smart Secondary School project in Radda, Katsina State. He described the initiative as a forward-looking intervention that aims to prepare Nigerian children for global competitiveness.
Abdulrazaq praised Katsina State Governor Umar Dikko Radda for his bold strategy and commitment to repositioning education in the state. He noted that the Smart School project reflects a significant investment in the future of Katsina's children, enabling them to design and assemble sophisticated gadgets even after completing basic education.
Abdulrazaq stressed that the initiative goes beyond merely placing children in classrooms, advocating for equitable educational opportunities in the 21st century. He expressed optimism that such initiatives would have a broader national impact and contribute to sustainable educational development in Nigeria.
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