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NCDMB, Techico Resource Solutions to support education in Warri through ‘Back to Creek’ initiative
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NCDMB, Techico Resource Solutions to support education in Warri through ‘Back to Creek’ initiative

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The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), in partnership with Techico Resource Solutions Limited, is set to support education in Warri, Delta State, through the “Back to Creek” initiative, with the provision of essential educational materials and teaching enhancement tools to Ubuwangue Secondary School.

The official handover and distribution ceremony will take place on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 12:00 noon at Ubuwangue Secondary School, Warri.

The initiative is designed to respond to some of the practical challenges facing students and teachers by providing resources that can contribute to a better learning environment and support more effective teaching and learning.

Through the intervention, students will have access to essential educational materials, while teachers will receive tools to enhance classroom instruction. The initiative reflects a shared commitment to supporting young people and creating opportunities for them to learn, develop their potential and build a stronger future.

Speaking ahead of the event, Joy Bassey, Business Manager, Techico Resource Solutions Limited, said the initiative was driven by the belief that meaningful impact begins with responding to the needs of communities.

“Education remains one of the most important investments we can make in the future of our young people. Through Back to Creek, we are pleased to work with NCDMB to provide practical support that can make a difference in the everyday learning experience of students and teachers at Ubuwangue Secondary School.” she stated

The partnership with NCDMB also underscores the importance of initiatives that extend beyond infrastructure and economic development to touch lives and strengthen communities.

The September 22 event will bring together representatives of NCDMB, Techico Resource Solutions Limited, the school community and other stakeholders to formally hand over the materials and mark the completion of the intervention.

The Back to Creek initiative is part of a broader commitment to supporting communities and investing in opportunities that can help young people thrive through education.

NCDMB, Techico Resource Solutions to support education in Warri through ‘Back to Creek’ initiative

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