Bridging the Digital Divide: AACCF Commissions Fully-Equipped Tech Hub at Emmanuel Anglican Primary School

L-R: Adeola Azeez, Founder, AACCF, Hon. Dare Alebiosu, Executive Chairman of Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun, First Lady, Ogun State; Engr. Noimot Salako, Deputy Gov., Ogun State, Mrs. Molade Adeniyi, CEO, TeachForNigeria.

On 19th January 2026, the Adeola Azeez Community Care Foundation (AACCF) officially commissioned a fully equipped ₦30 Million Tech Hub at Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupe.

This project bridges the digital divide by providing practical ICT infrastructure to pupils in a public primary school, moving beyond theoretical learning to hands-on digital literacy.

The initiative aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: SDG 4 (Quality Education) • SDG 5 (Gender Equality) • SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure) • SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals)

Project Objectives

The Tech Hub was established to:

• Deliver practical ICT learning infrastructure for primary school pupils
• Improve foundational digital literacy skills
• Equip teachers with modern instructional tools
• Bridge the rural-urban technology gap
• Strengthen public-private partnerships in education
• Create a scalable model for replication in other public schools across Ogun State

What Was Delivered

Infrastructure Development

• Complete renovation and refurbishment of a dedicated classroom
• Interior finishing, painting, and secure doors & windows
• Electrical fittings and power optimization

Technology Deployment

• Installation of desktop computer systems
• Licensed software
• Structured learning layout
• Internet connectivity setup

The project was implemented with the approval and collaboration of the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).

Students of Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupe with Adeola Azeez, Founder, AACCF.

Students of Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupe using the newly installed tech hub with smiles on their faces.

Partners & Sponsors

This project was made possible through a strong multi-sector partnership:

Funding Support

• First Bank of Nigeria
• Providus Bank

Technology Support

• Microsoft Nigeria

Insurance Coverage

• Leadway Assurance

Facility Refurbishment Support

• Berger Paints Nigeria

Education & Advocacy Support

• Teach For Nigeria (TFN)

Commissioning Ceremony Highlights

The official commissioning was graced by distinguished guests, including:

• Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele – Deputy Governor of Ogun State
• Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun – Special Guest of Honor
• Mrs. Ola Williams – Country Manager, Microsoft Nigeria
• Representatives from First Bank of Nigeria, Berger Paints, and other partners
• Board members of AACCF and Teach For Nigeria
• Education officials, school leadership, and community members

The event celebrated a successful collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society.

Project Impact

Immediate Impact

• Pupils now receive practical computer training instead of theory-only ICT lessons
• Teachers are better equipped to deliver digital literacy classes
• The school has become a digital learning model for the Italupe community

Educational Impact

• Early exposure to digital tools that enhances cognitive development, creativity, and innovation
• Builds strong foundational computer skills for secondary education
• Boosts confidence, especially among female pupils in technology

Institutional Impact

• Strengthened partnership between AACCF, Teach For Nigeria, and government education bodies
• Created a replicable blueprint for similar projects in other public primary schools

A cross-section of students of Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupe enthusiastically perform traditional dance and expressing profound gratitude to AACCF for the transformative initiative.

Mrs. Adeola Azeez, Founder of AACCF, delivering her keynote speech, inspiring the audience with her vision for empowerment, sustainability, and community transformation.

Sustainability Measures

To ensure long-term success:

• School leadership trained on facility management
• Insurance coverage provided for all equipment
• Community ownership encouraged
• Ongoing monitoring and maintenance framework established

Recommendations & Way Forward

• Scale the Tech Hub model to more public primary schools in Ogun State
• Introduce after-school digital literacy clubs
• Organize regular teacher ICT capacity-building workshops
• Conduct annual impact evaluation and monitoring

Media & Documentation

Watch the Commissioning Video Bridging the Digital Gap: Adeola Azeez Foundation Unveils New Tech Hub → Watch on YouTube

Media Coverage

• NewsCentral TV
• SBE News
• Society Herald
• Sagebits Online
• Super FM
• The West
• OgunToday
• And several other outlets (full list available in the project report)

Project Photographs View all photos here: Google Drive Folder

L-R:  Hon. Dare Alebiosu, Executive Chairman of Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun, First Lady, Ogun State; Engr. Noimot Salako, Deputy Gov., Ogun State, Adeola Azeez, Founder, AACCF,.

Newly commissioned fully-equipped Tech Hub at Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupe.