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Nigerian Breweries Advances WISE Roadmap, Future of Work With New Digital Learning Centre

Nigerian Breweries Plc (NB Plc) under the initiative Nigerian Breweries-Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust fund has inaugurated a Digital Learning Centre, at Wisdom International School of Excellence (WISE) in Sauka, Lugbe, Abuja.

The initiative is dedicated in honour of Ms Serah Yusuf, the winner of the 2025 Maltina Teacher of the Year Competition.

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The Digital Learning Centre is part of the broader goal of the Maltina Teacher of the Year initiative, which celebrates exceptional educators while providing tangible benefits to their students and school communities.

The digital learning centre is equipped with computers, internet connectivity, a smart screen, computer-based testing (CBT) facilities, digital learning and assessment tools, and a 10KVA solar-powered inverter system.

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Chukwuemeka Aniukwu, the Head of Public, External, and Government Affairs at NB Plc, stated that the project demonstrated the Trust Fund’s commitment to extending the impact of the Maltina Teacher of the Year award beyond individual recognition, aiming to deliver lasting benefits to schools and their communities.

“Through this project, we want to ensure that the achievements of outstanding teachers translate into significant advantages for their schools. By investing in digital learning, we are creating more opportunities for students to access technology-enabled education,” he remarked.

The Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education was represented by Mr Afowowe. He said the initiative is in tandem with the Federal Ministry of Education reform agenda- Nigerian Education Sector Renewal Initiative (NESRI) pillar 1- data and digitalization and others such as STEMM and TVET.

Dr. Iyabode Alli, Deputy Director of Education from the Federal Ministry of Education, praised the trust fund for its contribution to educational development. She emphasised the importance of digital learning infrastructure and public-private partnerships in enhancing teaching and learning outcomes.

Adesuwa Ogwu, Head of Academics at WISE Schools, also expressed gratitude to the Trust Fund for this investment, noting that the Centre would strengthen the school’s ability to provide digital learning.

A learner at Wisdom International School of Excellence (WISE)- Miss Great encouraged her colleagues to make good use of the centre for Microsoft office, Graphics, Coding, Programming, AI, CBT and Examination preparatory programmes inline with WISE Roadmap for Brighter Future and the Future of work.

Ms Serah Yusuf expressed her appreciation to Nigeria Breweries-Felix Ohiwerei Education Trust and WISE while encouraging other teachers to strive for excellence.

The commissioning ceremony was attended by representatives from the Federal Ministry of Education, the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN), the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Union Bank of Nigeria Plc (a partner in the initiative), Nigerian Breweries Plc, Traditional Rulers, Sauka New Site Landlord association and the school-community.

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