Free digital learning reaches 1m Nigerian students — UNICEF, Airtel

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… As partnership connects nearly 2,000 schools, trains over 19,000 teachersBy Chioma Obinna Nearly one million Nigerian students across the country are benefiting from free digital learning opportunities through a partnership between Airtel Africa, the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, and the Federal Government, as stakeholders move to bridge the digital divide and equip young […] The post Free digital learning reaches 1m Nigerian students — UNICEF, Airtel appeared first on Vanguard News.

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