Oyo state adopts Nigeria Learning Passport to expand digital learning
Oyo state has formally adopted the Nigeria Learning Passport in partnership with UNICEF to expand access to curriculum-aligned digital lessons for pupils, students and teachers, becoming the 26th state to do so. The platform already serves about 2.4 million children and teachers across Nigeria with thousands of lessons in subjects such as mathematics, English and science, accessible by mobile phone and tablet both online and offline. Airtel covers the platform's data costs, lowering access barriers, while UNICEF and state officials emphasised the need to target rural learners and provide continuous training for newly recruited teachers.
Oyo state became the 26th adopter of the Nigeria Learning Passport.
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School closures during the COVID-19 pandemic showed the need for remote learning. The Nigeria Learning Passport was developed then. Oyo adopted the platform and may next focus on teacher training and rural reach.
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