Nigeria Learning Passport Reaches 1m Subscribers

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has hinted that the Nigeria Learning Passport has reached a remarkable milestone of one million subscribers.

This was contained in a statement released yesterday by communication specialist of Advocacy and Partnerships Susan Akila.

Akila said the groundbreaking digital learning platform, launched to ensure continuous learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, has become essential in providing quality and uninterrupted education to children across Nigeria.

“The Nigeria Learning Passport is a result of a collaborative effort between UNICEF, the Federal and State Ministries of Education, and key partners, among others, including Microsoft, Airtel, IHS Towers, Sony, Botnar Foundation, and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE),” she said.

“It offers over 15,000 curriculum-aligned educational resources, including interactive lessons, digital textbooks, and self-paced learning modules, designed to cater to students from primary to secondary education levels, and for teachers and parents,” UNICEF said.

“Reaching one million subscribers on the Nigeria Learning Passport is a testament to our collective commitment to ensuring that every child in Nigeria has access to quality education, regardless of their location or circumstances.

“This platform is bridging the educational gap and providing opportunities for children to learn and thrive, especially in remote and underserved communities,” said Ms Cristian Munduate, UNICEF Nigeria Representative.

The statement added that the Nigeria Learning Passport had been instrumental in addressing the educational disruptions caused by the pandemic, and most recently by natural hazards and attacks on schools, ensuring that children continue to learn in a safe and supportive environment.

“The platform’s user-friendly interface has made it accessible to learners. The soon-to-be-launched offline capability will also make it accessible to learners with limited internet connectivity, further promoting inclusivity in education,” UNICEF added.

The Nigeria Learning Passport includes a comprehensive curriculum that covers core subjects such as Mathematics, Science, English, and Social Studies.