The Adeola Azeez Community Care Foundation (AACCF) officially launched and handed over a fully equipped tech hub at Emmanuel Anglican Primary School, Italupẹ, Ijebu-Ode.
Speaking at the launch, the Founder of the foundation, Mrs. Adeola Azeez, reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to inclusive education and long-term community impact.
Azeez explained that for the economy to truly progress, the grassroots must progress first.
She added that the gesture marked a significant milestone in expanding access to quality digital learning and technology adoption for public primary school pupils.
“For the economy to truly progress, the grassroots must progress first. Development cannot only sit at the top.
“By investing in public primary schools and equipping young learners with digital tools early, we are laying a foundation for inclusive growth that benefits communities and the nation as a whole.
In her remarks, the Deputy Governor of Ogun State, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, commended the vision and impact of the foundation and praised the founder for her dedication to inclusive development.
“What stands out is her dedication to creating opportunities for others, particularly women and children,” she said.
The deputy governor further emphasized that the initiative goes beyond the provision of equipment, noting the broader educational value of the Tech Hub.
” “This project does much more than provide computers. It will expose pupils to essential digital skills and open young minds to possibilities beyond their immediate environment.
In her remarks, the First Lady of Ogun State, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun, expressed appreciation to the foundation for its sustained investment in societal development, particularly in empowering young people.
She noted that government efforts alone were not sufficient to address developmental challenges and emphasised the importance of partnerships with committed individuals and organisations.
“It is truly heartening to see individuals like the Adeola Azeez Community Care Foundation recognize the need to give back to society through such impactful channels,” she said.
Delivering a goodwill message at the event, Mrs. Molade Adeniyi, CEO of Teach For Nigeria, commended the Foundation for its commitment to advancing equitable education and digital access.
She described the Tech Hub as a critical step toward long-term impact.
“We are not just launching a Tech Hub; we are creating a pathway to digital inclusion, curiosity, creativity, innovation, and endless possibilities for the pupils of this school and the wider Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area.
“This hub will provide a safe and supportive space where young minds can build foundational digital literacy, explore emerging technologies, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and gain early exposure to the tools that shape today’s economy.”
