A government-endorsed CSR programme upgrading ICT labs in 185 public schools and equipping 100,000 students with future-ready digital skills.
The National ICT Upgrade Initiative is Tech Terminal's flagship CSR programme, designed to transform digital education across Nigeria. It upgrades computer laboratories in 185 government-owned primary and secondary schools — providing students with modern ICT tools, trained faculty, and structured digital learning programmes.
Beyond installation, the initiative focuses on teacher capacity, ICT curriculum delivery, and sustained digital literacy — ensuring students are equipped with real skills for coding, creativity, and problem-solving. The project aims to reach all 36 states and the FCT, empowering over 100,000 students with hands-on technology experience.
More than half of all ICT labs donated to schools stop functioning within months. This initiative is structured so every lab keeps running.
Long-term continuity, oversight, and accountability for every sponsored lab.
Tecterminal faculty are deployed, paid, and responsible for running the lab, teaching ICT, and maintaining equipment daily.
Ongoing system updates, software licensing, and security checks prevent the breakdowns that cripple facilities.
We train local school staff in ICT competencies, ensuring digital learning is supported long-term.
Labs include UPS backup, connectivity, and optional solar power for consistent operation in challenging environments.
Strategic partnership with FME, SUBEB, and OSAP-CD ensures national alignment, legitimacy, and smooth implementation.
“Through this initiative, we don't just put computers in schools — we put possibility. We equip classrooms with technology, training, and partnership so that every child, no matter where they are, has a real shot at the digital economy.”
Nnedinma Obioha · Founder & Chief Executive Officer
The initiative is executed through a public-private partnership framework that ensures legitimacy, access, policy alignment, and long-term success.
Federal Ministry of Education
Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President
State Universal Basic Education Board
National ICT Programme
CSR visibility and activation across all 36 states of Nigeria and the FCT.
Co-branded labs, desktops, and school banners — a lasting physical brand presence.
Guaranteed national PR support, mixed-media coverage, and social recognition.
Quarterly sponsorship impact reports demonstrating measurable, auditable ROI.
Direct alignment with Sustainable Development Goals 4, 8, and 9.
A direct contribution to national digital inclusion and future workforce development.
Every package equips a full school. The difference is scale: more computers, more trained teachers, more years of guaranteed support.
per school · 6 years of support
per school · 8 years of support
per school · 8 years of support
Sponsorship confirmation closes 15 February 2026. Secure your position as a national leader in digital education.
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