A statement by SUBEB spokesperson, Msughter Ataigbough, said the centres are part of the state’s efforts to create technology-enabled learning environments that will improve teaching, learning and access to quality educational resources.
Adagba said the initiative aligns with Governor Hyacinth Alia’s digital transformation agenda for the education sector.
She highlighted the state’s ongoing digital education programmes and reaffirmed SUBEB’s commitment to adopting digital innovations introduced by the Federal Ministry of Education and UBEC.
Adagba, who is a member of the National EdTech Committee on Achieving Learning Outcomes, said Benue was ready to domesticate and deploy relevant digital resources to strengthen teaching and learning in public schools.
She noted that integrating technology into classrooms would equip pupils with the skills needed to compete in a rapidly evolving digital world.
