First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has disclosed that it was working with EStars to bring esports education to Nigerian schools.
According to them, they intend to introduce Nigerians aged seven between and 14 across primary and secondary schools to essential skills for thriving in a digital world early in life.
EStars launched its educational esports platform in Nigeria on July 16.
Blueprint gathered that the platform provides a fun and structured way for students to learn teamwork, communication, and problem-solving through gaming.
The skills, according to them, are essential for success in today’s world but are often not a focus in traditional classrooms.
The Managing Director of FCMB, Mrs. Yemisi Edun, in her remarks, said through the partnership, “EStars has brought a fun and innovative way to advance students’ knowledge and life skills. This platform allows schools to harness the power of play to cultivate a love for learning.”