Students Seek FG’s Expansion Of EDON Digital Learning Initiative
Students in the country have called for the expansion of digital learning initiative in tertiary institutions Ross the country, particularly, in Colleges of Education.
According to them, the EDON Electronic Education Initiative has contributed to the advancement of digital education across tertiary institutions.
Comrade Kur Isaac Ushahemba,
National President, National Association Of Nigeria Colleges Of Education Students (NANCES), said in Abuja that
EDON has empowered Universities, Polytechnics, and much importantly the Colleges of Education with tools that enhance global learning, modern teaching methods, and seamless classroom interactions.
He said, “We specifically appreciate the EDON Electronic Education Initiative for its trailblazing contributions to advancing digital education across tertiary institutions. EDON has empowered Universities, Polytechnics, and much importantly the Colleges of Education with tools that enhance global learning, modern teaching methods, and seamless classroom interaction.
“Our Colleges are witnessing a historic transformation—where technology now shapes not only how lecturers teach, but also how students learn, collaborate, and engage both within and beyond the classroom environment.
“NANCES acknowledges EDON as a strong partner in building a future-ready education system for Nigeria.”
In recognition of the visible impact of EDON’s work, NANCES calls on the Federal Ministry of Education,
TETFund, the Committee of Provosts for Colleges of Education and the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) to support the expansion, deepening, and institutionalization of the EDON Electronic Education Initiative’s *98inch QR Interactive Board and the EDON 3D Animation Simulation (Software) in all Colleges of Education across Nigeria.
According to the students, this expansion will improve digital literacy among teachers-in-training, upgrade ICT-enabled teaching and learning platforms, advance classroom technology adoption, enhance students’ global competitiveness and strengthen Nigeria’s teacher education system
He said, “NANCES remains committed to constructive advocacy that strengthens teachers education and elevates the standard of learning in Nigeria. We believe that with the continued support of the President, TETFund, NCCE, the Committee of Provosts, and strategic partners like EDON, the future of teacher education in Nigeria is bright and secured.”
They commemeded President Bola Tinubu, under whos leadership, teacher training institutions have experienced renewed attention, improved policy direction, and increased support toward digital innovation, curriculum enhancement, and educational development.
They commended the Executive Secretary and Management team of TETFund, headed by Arch Sonny Ochono, as well as the founder of Electronic Education Initiative, Dr. IDonuagbe Akogun, for their hardwork and commitment to education enhancement across the tertiary education system engaging and enhancing EDTech in our schools through I his interactive boards and development of 3D animation software
They also lauded the Executive Secretary of NCCE Prof. Paulinus Chijioke and his Management team and the Committee of Provosts of Colleges of Education for their tireless efforts in ensuring that Colleges of Education receive the needed attention for academic and infrastructural development and their collaboration and advocacy which continue to sustain the momentum for growth within the sector.