The Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Aisha M. Garba, has actually declared the commission’s commitment to building tactical partnerships targeted at enhancing access to quality standard education throughout Nigeria.
Garba specified this while receiving representatives of the WPG Consortium (West African Book Publishers Ltd.) throughout a conference to explore locations of partnership in strengthening basic education delivery in the nation.
According to her, meaningful collaborations are crucial to changing education and broadening learning chances for each Nigerian kid.
She stated discussions at the meeting centred on improving access to quality educational materials, supporting efficient curriculum application, leveraging digital learning options and checking out ingenious methods to make education accessible to kids despite their area or scenarios.
The UBEC manager also kept in mind that both celebrations exchanged ideas on using technology to enhance learning experiences, equip students with relevant digital skills and resolve the difficulty of out-of-school kids through flexible and inclusive education services.
Garba reiterated UBEC’s dedication to promoting cooperations that promote innovation, reinforce learning results and advance the commission’s goal of offering inclusive, fair and quality basic education for every Nigerian child.
She revealed optimism that sustained cooperation in between UBEC and crucial stakeholders in the education sector would assist build a stronger and more durable fundamental education system in Nigeria.