Gov Namadi Commissions Modern E-Library At Dutse Mega School, Donated By Jeje Riders Nigeria

Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, inaugurated a state-of-the-art E-Library and Computer Laboratory at Dutse Mega School.

In a press statement signed and made available to journalists by the head of Media and Publicity of Jeje Riders Nigeria, Mr Muktar Makarfi, the project was donated by the international touring bikers group, Jeje Riders Nigeria, marks a significant milestone in advancing education and digital literacy in the state.

In his address during the commissioning ceremony, Governor Namadi expressed his gratitude to Jeje Riders Nigeria for their unwavering commitment to improving the quality of life for Jigawa residents.

He commended the group's previous humanitarian efforts, particularly their assistance during the devastating flood that struck the state last year.

"Jeje Riders Nigeria has been a true partner in progress. Their timely support during the flood crisis demonstrated their dedication to our people. Today, we celebrate not only the opening of this cutting-edge facility but also the enduring legacy it represents," Governor Namadi said.

The fully equipped E-Library and Computer Laboratory will serve as a hub for learning, research, and digital skills development.

Students and teachers alike will have access to a wealth of educational resources, including e-books, online courses, and interactive learning tools.

The facility is expected to enhance academic excellence and empower the youth for years to come.

In a remark, the president and chairman of the Board of Trustees, Jeje Riders Nigeria, Mr Ibrahim Tizhe, reaffirmed the group's commitment to education and sustainable development.

He announced that the group would continue its partnership with the Jigawa State government to achieve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in education.

"Our mission is clear, we believe that education is the key to unlocking human potential. By donating this E-Library and Computer Laboratory, we aim to bridge the digital divide and equip the next generation with essential skills for the future.," Tizhe emphasised.

The project, which was completed ahead of schedule, includes state-of-the-art computers, high-speed internet connectivity, and a comprehensive collection of educational materials. It is a testament to the collaborative efforts of Jeje Riders Nigeria, the Jigawa State government, and the Dutse Mega School community.

As the ribbon was cut and the doors swungw open, students cheered in excitement, eager to explore the world of knowledge that awaited them within the walls of the new E-Library.

Governor Namadi pledged ongoing support for the facility, ensuring its sustainability and impact on generations to come.

Jeje Nigeria continues to make a difference, not only on the open road but also in the hearts and minds of the people of Jigawa State.

Their commitment to humanitarian service and community development remains an inspiration to all.

This is just to be in history but sincerely speaking the people of Jigawa State do not need this type of library now.


I left..!

Massive education reforms and employment is needed in the north.


Illiteracy is a dangerous weapon in the hand of evil politicians...kudos to the governor