The Nation Newspaper Bluetti LAAF Initiative Boosts Children's Education With Solar Power Kits
Bluetti, a global leader in renewable energy solutions, has donated solar power kits and essential items to students of Moslem Primary School, Abigi, Ogun Waterside, and two neighboring schools through its Lighting an Africa Family project.
Speaking during the event, Mrs. Kehinde Yahya, Headteacher, Moslem Primary School, highlighted the impact: “Light is a vital tool for learning and these kits will make a huge difference in the student’s daily lives; by encouraging them to study even at night. We are immensely grateful to Bluetti for this support.”
Abigi community, located in a remote area of Ogun Waterside, faces challenges such as poor electricity supply, insufficient potable water, and bad road networks which hinder children’s learning process.
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