She said the provision of instructional materials is designed to equip students with academic knowledge.
Mr Obi noted that online education was the only way the country could provide high-quality education at the scale required.
Mr Olaiya said, “ICT skills will add more value to teachers and equip them to be the best among their peers.’’
She said the foundation had been supporting schools through various programmes.including quiz competitions.
He also noted that Adamawa was among the states affected by insecurity and had witnessed displacement.
He revealed that North-West has the second highest number of out-of-schools in Nigeria.
He commended the outgoing DVCs for their dedication and loyalty to the system.
The minister promised to incorporate AI education into curricula by focusing on its potential, limitations, and ethical implications.
The statement was to celebrate the 2025 International Day of Education with the theme ‘Preserving Human Agency in a World of Automation’.
“Last year, severe weather kept one in seven students out of class, threatening their health and safety,” said UNICEF.
