Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central Senatorial District, has highlighted her education-focused interventions as she marks three years in the National Assembly, including the provision of digital learning devices to schools across her constituency.
The lawmaker has continued to promote technology-driven education, with digital devices distributed to selected primary and secondary schools to improve pupils’ access to modern learning resources.
The initiative forms part of her broader efforts to bridge the digital divide between rural and urban schools and prepare young people for an increasingly technology-driven world.
In February 2026, Akpoti-Uduaghan distributed digital learning devices to schools in Ajaokuta and Adavi local government areas, with further distributions planned across Kogi Central.
Her education interventions have also included the distribution of thousands of digital learning devices, school rehabilitation projects and initiatives aimed at improving access to educational opportunities.
The senator has maintained that equipping children with modern learning tools is essential to preparing them for future challenges and expanding their opportunities.
Beyond education, Akpoti-Uduaghan has pursued other constituency projects and empowerment programmes, including infrastructure development, skills acquisition and initiatives designed to improve the welfare of residents.
Her latest milestone has renewed attention on her record of representation in Kogi Central, with education and youth development remaining prominent areas of her constituency agenda.
