With the way digital technology continues to transform the world, the use of digital technology for education in Africa is a must for growth. With the level of how Nigeria is lagging behind in the area of technological advancement and development, about 90 percent of secondary school students don't know how to use computer , which is making it difficult for them to sit for computer based test (CBT) even though they're learning computer studies that is now changed to digital technologies. An African country that want to grow technologically will never rely solely on theories but combination of theories and practices. Theory is good while practice evaluates and validates its relevance.
Behind the scene of every digital technology is coding, which makes it possible for hardware to perform tasks that's making our everyday lives easier than ever. With our school coding and computer operation programme, we're providing solution to part of the issues our secondary school students encounters during CBT by getting them accustomed to the tools through practise, while we also prepare them to have control over the future that's already here.
Our participation in contributing to the growing progress of Africa's digital tech industry is profound. From training that helps our youngsters to discover potential in tech, to skills need tools, keeping people informed about digital tech issues, and shifting from consumers to creator.