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Ecobank Ghana commissions digital learning centre at La-Nkwantanang schools

The new centre, which will serve pupils across the eight schools within the cluster, is equipped with 26 computers and other accessories to support digital learning, coding, web development, animation, robotics and artificial intelligence.
The initiative, held under the theme “Building Tomorrow’s Skills Today,” forms part of Ecobank’s three-year Transforming Africa Through Education programme, which seeks to equip young people with practical digital skills for the future.
In a speech delivered by Charlotte Amanquah, Regional Head of Consumer and Commercial Banking at Ecobank Ghana and Anglophone West Africa, on behalf of the Managing Director of Ecobank Ghana PLC, Mrs Abena Osei-Poku, at the commissioning ceremony, she said the facility was designed to give young people practical opportunities to engage with technology from an early age.
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