The completed projects will impact the lives of over 4,200 beneficiaries; bridging the existing education infrastructure gaps in public primary schools, and creating conducive learning environment for students to grow and thrive.
OF’s infrastructure intervention supports adopted schools with facilities required to meet learners’ needs , utilizing the Community Based Renovation Approach which is aimed at increasing community participation and ownership, empowering local artisans, and optimizing project costs. Programme Manager for Oando Foundation, Tonia Uduimoh reiterated the Foundation’s commitment to improved learning environments across adopted schools in Nigeria. “We understand that the immediate environment where learning takes place is crucial to the overall learning outcomes of pupils, hence the reason why we have heavily invested in ensuring our students in adopted schools learn under the right environment that will further enhance their learning capabilities.
Speaking during the event, the Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Professor Sonni Tyoden expressed delight at the results of the Foundation’s work in the education sector within the state. He said “Today, I have the singular honor and opportunity to carry-out this important assignment of the commissioning of these projects to help drive efficiency and effectiveness in the process of teaching and learning.
An excellent gesture. Thanks for the gesture. More Conglomerate Companies to take cue.
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