The Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Aisha M. Garba, has reaffirmed the commission’s dedication to building tactical partnerships aimed at enhancing access to quality basic education throughout Nigeria.
Garba stated this while getting representatives of the WPG Consortium (West African Book Publishers Ltd.) throughout a conference to check out areas of cooperation in enhancing standard education shipment in the country.
According to her, meaningful partnerships are critical to transforming education and expanding learning opportunities for each Nigerian kid.
She said discussions at the conference centred on enhancing access to quality educational materials, supporting effective curriculum execution, leveraging digital knowing solutions and exploring innovative techniques to make education available to children no matter their area or scenarios.
The UBEC manager likewise kept in mind that both parties exchanged concepts on using technology to enhance finding out experiences, equip learners with pertinent digital skills and address the challenge of out-of-school children through versatile and inclusive education solutions.
Garba repeated UBEC’s commitment to fostering partnerships that promote innovation, reinforce learning results and advance the commission’s objective of supplying inclusive, equitable and quality standard education for every single Nigerian kid.
She revealed optimism that sustained cooperation between UBEC and key stakeholders in the education sector would help build a more powerful and more resistant standard education system in Nigeria.