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Barrier Broken: Okrika Students Access Digital Future

Rt. Hon. Allison Igbiks Anderson, the member representing Okrika/Ogu-Bolo Federal Constituency, has planted a tree that bears global fruits, establishing a state-of-the-art ICT Development Centre in Ibaka town, Okrika local government, a beacon of digital empowerment. The monumental leap bridges the digital divide, sowing seeds of knowledge that will reap a harvest of opportunities for generations to come. His unwavering commitment to Education, technology, and human capital development will transform lives, equip students with the tools to succeed in a rapidly changing world, and connect rural Communities to the global village, one click at a time.

The situation of students from Okrika facing significant challenges when writing national examinations is dire. They are forced to travel to Port Harcourt, the State capital, due to the absence of an examination centre in their locality. This arduous journey, often undertaken with financial strain, exposes them to insecurity, accommodation challenges, and potential exposure to indie influences that could compromise their academic integrity.

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The establishment of the examination centre would alleviate these difficulties, provide a secure, familiar, and supportive environment for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. The move to equip the ICT centre with modern facilities today, November 7th, is poised to revolutionize the way young people in Okrika access digital learning opportunities. The arrival of essential equipment, including computers, scanners, and printers, marks the beginning of a new era in digital literacy in the area. The capacity of the centre to support national and international digital examinations will undoubtedly open up global opportunities for students, enabling them to compete and thrive in the digital age.

Hon. Igbiks’ vision for a digitally empowered generation is a laudable one, and his efforts are already yielding positive results. Equipping the centre is a significant milestone, and it is expected to be completed soon. The initiative underscores the importance of investing in the minds of young people. As the Constituency and the nation at large stand to benefit from this endeavour, it is hoped that other leaders will draw inspiration from his example and strive to replicate similar initiatives. The future of Okrika and Nigerian youth is indeed bright, thanks to the efforts of visionary leaders like Rt. Hon. Allison Igbiks Anderson.

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