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Education, foundation for societal transformation, says BIC
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Education, foundation for societal transformation, says BIC

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Last updated: December 22, 2024 10:09 am
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Published: December 22, 2024
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BIC Nigeria said education is the foundation for societal transformation.

Speaking at a series of multifaceted initiatives commemorating Global Education Week 2024, General Manager of BIC Nigeria, Anthony Amahwe, said that this year’s activities focused on empowering students and teachers while fostering inclusive learning environments.

He said, “Our commitment to education is deeply rooted in our vision to build a future where learning is inclusive, sustainable, and accessible to all. Through a holistic approach that combines equipping classrooms to support learners and educators, creating inspirational learning environments, unleashing students’ creativity, and supporting learners as they transition from the academic into the professional world, we aim to deliver meaningful and lasting impact in the communities in which we operate.

“Education is the foundation for societal transformation. Our initiatives further reinforce our dedication to empowering generations of learners and contributing towards a robust educational ecosystem. Our long-term vision is to continue fostering an environment where education not only shapes knowledge but also equips young people with the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly complex world”.

He reaffirmed BIC commitment to advancing education in Nigeria through a series of multifaceted initiatives commemorating GEW 2024, and stemming from its commitment to improving learning conditions for 250 million students by 2025.

He added that working with long-term partners; Let It Shine Academy, Morit International School, and the Local Government Nursery and Primary School and Inclusive Unit in Igando, BIC equipped classrooms with the necessary writing, self-expression, and learning materials and hosted hundreds of teachers at a virtual workshop focused on inclusive learning, titled, ‘Fostering Inclusive Classrooms: Strategies for Empowering Every Learner’.

The workshop was led by BIC’s strategic education partners, CEO and Founder of Schoolinka,  Oluwaseun Kayode; Founder of the Olasukanmi Opeifa Educational Foundation, Olasukanmi Opeifa,; and Founder of Raising Star Africa, Michael Showunmi.

He explained that “BIC’s commitment to education is translated into action throughout the year, as part of the commitment of its sustainable development program, Writing the Future Together. Global Education Week is annually commemorated by the company globally in November where team members dedicate their time to connecting and giving back to their communities, through on-ground activity including donations and school refurbishment.”



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