The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has taken a significant step towards improving education in Nigeria by launching a Research Management Committee. Dr. Hamid Bobboyi, the Executive Secretary of UBEC, emphasized the Commission’s dedication to promoting innovation in primary education through research initiatives. He stated that the goal is to develop an education system that is driven by intelligent technology, which can enhance learning outcomes for students across the country.
During the inauguration ceremony, held at the UBEC Digital Resource Centre in Abuja, Dr. Bobboyi highlighted the importance of research in achieving this vision. According to him, the research projects sponsored by the Commission are designed to address the specific needs of the Nigerian education system, with a focus on integrating advanced technologies to create a smarter and more efficient learning environment.
The event also saw remarks from Prof. Bashir Galadanci, the national coordinator of the UBEC Digital Resource Centre. He urged the newly inaugurated committee members to work closely together and use their expertise to ensure the successful integration of intelligent education into the Nigerian education system. Prof. Galadanci emphasized that collaborative efforts would be key to achieving the desired results.
In his address, Dr. Bobboyi expressed confidence in the newly appointed committee members, stating that their role is crucial in guiding the Commission’s research activities. He encouraged the team to focus on finding solutions that would help bring about the transformation needed in Nigeria’s primary education system, especially in terms of technology-driven learning.
The chairman of the committee, Prof. John Gbenga Adewale, assured that all members would work hard and consistently to meet the goals set by UBEC. He emphasized the importance of diligence and commitment, noting that the committee’s work will significantly contribute to the Commission’s broader objective of improving education through intelligent systems.
UBEC has long been committed to ensuring that Nigerian students receive quality education, and the formation of this committee is another step in that direction. By focusing on research and innovation, the Commission aims to address the challenges faced by the education sector, particularly in primary schools. The use of technology in classrooms is seen as a crucial part of this plan, as it can help make learning more effective and accessible to all students.
The inauguration of the Research Management Committee represents UBEC’s ongoing efforts to support the development of education in Nigeria. The committee’s work is expected to lead to significant advancements in how education is delivered, with a focus on creating a system that prepares students for the demands of the modern world.
