Association donates computers, books to secondary school
The National Association of Tal Students (NATS) on Saturday donated three sets of computers and accessories as well as exercise books to Government Secondary School, Tal in Pankshin Local Government of Plateau.
Also donated to the school was electricity generating plant to power the computers and illuminate entire school premise.
Making the donation at the premises of the school, Mr Pefwan Francis, President of the Association, said that the gesture was in fulfillment of the association’s desire to promote computer education among the young students.
“As students, we are not ignorant of the importance of computer literacy in lifting the standard of education in Nigerian, more so that the world has become a global village.
“We hope that the items donated would go a long way in serving the purpose for which they were intended, ’’ he said.
Receiving the items, Mr Patrick Gonkol, Principal of the school, thanked the association for the gesture.
Gonkol pledged to put the computers and generator into good use for the benefit of the students, whom he said needed to be computer literate to source for information through the internet.
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– Caleb university Lagos
Community relations is the most important aspect of a
society. Companies giving back to its communities in which they resides aids
and assist the communities. In this case the association which gave out laptops
and books to the secondary school students in plateau have carried out a
research on the community and noticed the students of the school are lacking
those basic amenities. The world being a global village right now it’s right
for companies, organizations or associations who have the capacity to do
something in the community in which they reside in to give back to the
communities either the one they reside in or the one around them. Finding out
what communities need or require can be done through various methods; meeting
with the local government chairman’s, hosting a get together, meetings with
reputable elders in the society/ community. The Association has done a very
great job in giving out books and laptops/system to the students of Tal
secondary school; the world being a global village now the students won’t lack.
We will review and take appropriate action.