The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has announced plans to support trhe facilitation of e-learning in the country.
Agency to lead e-learning efforts at the Nigerian French Village
The Nigerian French Village was established in 1991 by the Federal Government as an inter-university centre for French studies.
Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami), director general, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), listening to attentively to a point being stressed by Professor Raufu Adebisi, director general, Nigeria French Language Village, who led a delegation of the Village on a courtesy visit to NITDA recently.
Making the remark when the management of the Nigerian French Village paid him a courtesy visit, NITDA DG, Dr Isa Ali Pantami said the agency is willing to provide technical support for e-learning programmes and other ICT infrastructure in the institution.
Director General of the Nigeria French Village, Prof. Raufu Adebisi, who also led the delegation, said e-learning is a very important tool see as the world is already a global digital village.
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The Nigerian French Village is one of the four Inter University Centers established in the country.
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