The Niger State Universal Basic Education Board, NSUBEB has distributed laptops and Android tablets to key personnel and units to strengthen digital education management and improve data-driven decision-making across the state.
The devices were distributed to officers of the Education Secretaries, Information and Communication Technology, ICT, Education Management Information System, EMIS, Local Education Management Information System, LEMIS and other strategic units to enhance data collection, processing, reporting and monitoring across the 25 Local Government Education Authorities.
Board Secretary, Aminu Wushishi, who represented the Executive Chairman, Ibrahim Liman, reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to providing the digital tools and institutional support needed to modernise education administration and improve the quality, accessibility and reliability of education data.
The initiative is expected to strengthen the implementation of the Digital Niger Education Management Information System, D-NEMIS, improve accountability, reduce reliance on manual processes and support evidence-based planning and policy decisions.
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Furthermore, in order to enhance coordination, strengthen teamwork and ensure effective implementation of the system across the state, Abdulmalik Adamu of Katcha LEA was appointed as the Chairman of the Forum of Local Education Management Information System, LEMIS.
The distribution signifies NSUBEB’s commitment to digital transformation and the development of a modern, technology-driven basic education system that promotes efficient management, better resource allocation and improved learning outcomes for children across Niger State.
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