Kwara State Trains 500 Teachers on Digital Skills and Content Creation
The Kwara State Government, through the Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, has successfully trained no fewer than 500 teachers in the state on basic digital skills and content creation as part of the teachers’ introduction to the Nigeria Learning Passport (NLP), an online and offline solution designed to close the learning gap and increase access to quality education either in the schools or from the comfort of their homes.
According to the Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Hajia Sa’adatu Modibbo Kawu, the state government also embarked on the demolition and reconstruction of classrooms and toilet facilities in Adeta LGEA Primary School “B”, Ilorin.
Modibbo Kawu, while pledging continuous development in the education sector, said that Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq also approved the release of transportation fares and feeding allowances for exchange students in Government Secondary School, Ilorin, Queen Elizabeth Secondary School, Ilorin, and Kwara State School for Special Needs.
The Ministry of Education also organised an advocacy and sensitisation meeting with stakeholders on the establishment of effective implementation of the School-Based Management Committee (SBMC) and Safe School Initiative.
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