Press release -
MKFC helps tackle road accidents in Nigeria
In abid to stem the tide of road acidents in the country, an InformationCommunication Technology (ICT) enterprise, Multicultural Centre forAdult Education (MKFC) Stockholm/Helsinki College, Finland, hasembarked on a two-year campaign tagged Green Means Go Road Traffic Safety through Education/Action for Change.
Theproject is aimed at encouraging the use of new media technology and community sensitisation activities among young Nigerians in promotionof road safety.
It is jointly put together by by Ministry of ForeignAffairs Finland, SEED Nigeria and Eve Development Educational (EDEEN)Foundation.
Speaking to Newsextra ,the Project Manager for Africa, MKFC Stockholm/Helsinki College,
Eva Kagiri said the project has a four-part approach:
- educative video documentary for road users,
- road safety competition among primary and secondary schools in Lagos and Imo states,
- data collection on road related accident through the use of new digital technology and community development projects on road safety awareness.
Topics
- Adult education
Categories
- mkfc stockholmcollege
- nigeria
- traffic saftey
- eva kagiri
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