The presidential candidate of Labour Party, Peter Obi has taken time to appreciate the effort of the Nigerian girls who won the National Girls in ICT Competition 2024, organized by the Federal Ministry of Communication, Innovation, and Digital Economy.
Recall that on April 24th, John Vianney Science College, Igbariam, used their virtual reality project to conquer the National Girls in ICT Competition 2024, claiming the national championship title.
The National Girls in ICT Competition, organized by the Federal Ministry of Communication, Innovation and Digital Economy, is a technology innovation competition for all girls in secondary schools across Nigeria.
Peter Obi on Sunday took to his X handle to express how happy he was about the great feat. He wrote,”Today, I am delighted to celebrate the young Nigerian girls who won the National Girls in ICT Competition 2024, organized by the Federal Ministry of Communication, Innovation, and Digital Economy.
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“These young students from St. John Vianney Science College, Igbariam, Anambra State, were reported to have triumphed over other teams from all the states in the nation, to win the national award, through their virtual reality project, M-Tag VR.
“Their project reportedly allows users to explore iconic landmarks in the nation and explore the beautiful cultural aspects of Nigerian tribes. I congratulate and rejoice with the girls, their teachers, and their entire school,for giving the girls the platform to shine and making efforts to bring out the best in them.
“This day reminds us of the importance of education, with a special focus on the female folk. While we continue to advocate for the prioritization of education in society, we must ensure equitable access to education for girls and promote inclusive learning for them.
” In the New Nigeria, investment in education remains a priority. We shall pursue a Nigerian modernity based on excellence in education,innovation and learning of new skills to attain competitiveness with the rest of the world.
