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Sweden to partner Nigeria on education technology

By Olumide Ologbosere
29 October 2020   |   4:06 am
Sweden has confirmed its commitment to deepen mutual relations with Nigeria on innovative education technology to promote effective teaching and learning.

Sweden has confirmed its commitment to deepen mutual relations with Nigeria on innovative education technology to promote effective teaching and learning.

Sweden Ambassador to Nigeria Grans Carl-Michael in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria NAN during the weekend reaffirmed its commitment to deepen bilateral relations with Nigeria on innovative education technology to promote effective teaching and learning.

According to him, Sweden is seeking opportunities that will increase the trade relations and volumes between it and Nigeria, hence the establishment of the SchoolTry educational platform.

“Sweden works with different projects regarding digitisation that is a huge challenge for many countries, including Sweden and of course Nigeria because of its population.”

“What I learnt about SchoolTry founded by a Nigerian in Sweden working with education and e-learning is that it will be interesting for Nigeria.”

“Education is a national responsibility for Nigeria and it is for Sweden. I think e-learning is for the future and it is developing very fast.”

“So we can just guess in 5 or 10 years, when it comes to digital learning, I think this is an area we can cooperate and proffer solutions to educational challenges as well.”

“It’s obvious that Nigeria has challenges when it comes to the big population and granting education to the entire population, which is the heart of the populace, “ he said.”

Michael said that the digitization of the education sector of the country was key in creating a platform for solutions to the challenges often faced.

He said for Nigeria economy to grow in line with its population size, there was the need to engage people on digitization to achieve meaningful growth.

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