Senator Natasha Akpoti‑Uduaghan marked her third anniversary in the Nigerian Senate by distributing laptops to a group of secondary schools in Kogi Central senatorial district.
The ceremony, held in the district’s capital, saw the senator present the devices to school officials and students, emphasizing the role of technology in improving educational outcomes.
Akpoti‑Uduaghan, who has represented Kogi Central since her election three years ago, said the laptops are intended to support teachers and learners in accessing digital resources and preparing for a more technology‑driven future.
Kogi State, located in central Nigeria, faces challenges common to many regions in the country, including limited access to modern educational tools. Initiatives such as this aim to narrow the digital divide and enhance the quality of secondary education.
While the exact number of laptops and the names of the beneficiary schools were not disclosed, the distribution reflects the senator’s ongoing commitment to education and development within her constituency.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>