Leap Africa equips Lagos schools with solar digital libraries
LEAP Africa, in collaboration with Dow Chemical and TEM Nigeria, has provided over 300 Lagos public school students with access to solar-powered digital libraries. The initiative targets schools such as Onike Girls High School and Hope Nursery and Primary School. According to Kehinde Ayeni, the project is designed to foster digital literacy and enhance classroom learning. Adebisi Adeoti of Dow Chemical emphasized the importance of digital skills for resilient communities.
TLDR
- LEAP Africa, Dow Chemical, and TEM Nigeria launched solar-powered digital libraries in Lagos public schools.
- Over 300 students at Onike Girls High School and Hope Nursery and Primary School now have access to digital learning tools and STEM resources.
- Kehinde Ayeni highlighted the project as an investment in young minds and sustainable learning.
- Adebisi Adeoti stated the initiative supports education and prepares students for the future.
- The libraries feature child-friendly tablets, internet access, and are designed to strengthen digital inclusion in Lagos.
