UNICEF Nigeria in collaboration with the federal ministry of education is celebrating a significant milestone as the Nigeria Learning Passport (NLP) platform reaches 500,000 users.
UNICEF representative in Nigeria, Cristian Munduate, disclosed this in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja on Saturday.
Ms Munduate said the achievement underscored the platform’s commitment to offer tailored educational pathways that cater for a diverse range of users including students, teachers, parents, and caregivers.
“Reaching half a million users is not just a number; it reflects the impact we are making in ensuring every child and young individual in Nigeria gets the opportunity to learn, regardless of their circumstance.
“Our goal, in collaboration with FME, is to reach 1.5 million NLP users by the end of 2024, and with the unwavering support from our partners, we are well on our way,” she said.
She added that digital learning had emerged as the future of education, and by…