As part of enhancing digital literacy in learning institutions, Bumula Member of Parliament Jack Wamboka has today March 21 donated 24 computers and 3 scanners to St Mary’s Mukhuma Secondary School in Bungoma County. The institution is situated in his constituency.
While making his remarks, the lawmaker said the computers will help learners to be well armed with digital literacy.
“As the MP of this constituency, I will ensure education is given upper hand,” he said.
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The mp took the opportunity to urge parents to give school administration support to ensure the students produce good results.
Hon. Wamboka who also chairs education committee in the parliament lauded teachers for their efforts towards nurturing students.
“As the chairperson of education committee in parliament i recognise and appreciate the role information communication technology (ICT) integration in education, especially in implementation of competency based curriculum (CBC, he added.
By Godfrey Wamalwa
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