6 STEPS NEEDED INORDER TO MAKE NIGERIAN CHILDREN DIGITALLY UPRIGHT 

1. Integrate Tech Education into the Curriculum

• Revise school syllabi to include coding, robotics, digital literacy, and basic computer science from primary school.
• Start with simple tools like Scratch, then gradually introduce languages like Python or web development basics.

2. Train and Equip Teachers

• Many teachers lack digital skills themselves. Organize training programs to empower them with tech competencies and teaching methodologies.
• Provide continuous professional development so teachers stay up-to-date with evolving technologies.

3. Provide Access to Digital Tools

• Equip schools with computers, internet access, and educational software—especially in rural and underserved areas.
• Public-private partnerships can help sponsor laptops, solar-powered digital labs, or mobile learning buses.

4. Promote Tech Clubs and Extracurriculars

• Encourage coding clubs, robotics teams, hackathons, and STEM competitions in schools and communities.
• These activities make learning fun and build hands-on experience.

5. Leverage Online Learning Platforms

• Introduce students to free or low-cost platforms like Khan Academy, Scratch, Code.org, and Google CS First.
• Translate or adapt content to local languages for better inclusion.

6. Community and Parental Engagement

• Educate parents and communities about the importance of digital skills.
• Provide community tech centers where children can learn outside school hours.