British Council, in collaboration with Microsoft Nigeria, a global Information Technology firm, has donated 40 digital hubs to two public schools in Lagos. The United Kingdom’s international organization for cultural relations and educational opportunities, did this in demonstration of its support for e-learning in Nigeria, and as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility. Each of the digital hubs, located at Ojota Senior Secondary School, Ojota and Oregun Senior High School, Oregun, Ikeja consists of complete computer facilities such as a monitor, Central Processing Unit, Uninterrupted Power Supply facilities, a table, a chair with internet connection. Twenty digital hubs each were provided for the two schools. Speaking at the joint commissioning ceremony of the projects held at Oregun Senior High School, Country Manager, British Council, Mr. David Higgs, said his orgainsation decided to partner Microsoft, which supplied the computer facilities, because of the latter’s penchant to drive education, using modern ICT tools.
Posted on: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 10:36:05 +0000
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