Natasha Marks Three Years in Senate, Donates Smart Devices to Kogi Schools
• Senator visits three secondary schools, promotes digital learning and literacy •Says geographical location should not limit students’ access to knowledge •School authorities commend her commitment to education, human capital
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who has been a Senator for three years, recently visited three secondary schools in Kogi State to donate smart devices aimed at enhancing digital learning and literacy. In a statement, the senator emphasized that geographical location should not hinder students' access to knowledge, stressing the importance of equal opportunities for all.
The donated devices, which include laptop computers, are expected to improve students' access to educational resources and promote technological literacy. The senator's pledge to sustain interventions aimed at improving the welfare of her constituents and facilitating development across the district was welcomed by school authorities, who praised her commitment to education and human capital development.
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