The Board expressed satisfaction with the visit and optimism that the emerging partnership would significantly improve education quality assurance processes in Benue State.

of the company’s digital ecosystem, including the newly unveiled BDIC-branded hardware such as 3-in-1 desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and projectors.

identified for collaboration fall squarely within BDIC’s mandate to drive innovation, strengthen public institutions, and expand digital infrastructure across the state. The visit ended with a guided tour of the BDIC facility, where the delegation was shown various components

Mr. Msughter Gyanggyang, thanked the delegation for the visit and reaffirmed BDIC’s commitment to supporting institutions working towards the digital transformation of Benue State. He assured the visitors that their requests would receive due attention, noting that the areas

CBT centres; deployment of technology-enabled tools for Education Quality Assurance (EQA) activities; and training and capacity building for staff in basic digital literacy and the use of modern EQA technologies. Responding on behalf of the GMD/CEO, the Head of Admin/HR,

capture, and the need for digital tools to support examination and quality assurance processes. He requested partnership with BDIC in key areas such as the implementation of hybrid examinations and eventual transition to full paperless assessments; establishment of state-owned

exploring areas of collaboration that would enhance the Board’s capacity to deliver on its mandate to the people of Benue State. Mr. Dera outlined the critical challenges facing the Board, including inadequate internet connectivity, shortage of computer devices for data

Mr. Terfa Dera, explained that the delegation came to formally congratulate the GMD/CEO on his appointment and to commend the transformational strides recorded by BDIC under his leadership. He noted that the visit was also aimed at understudying the company’s operations and

Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Benue Digital Infrastructure Company PLC (BDIC), Mr. Gbande Hembaor Terwase, at the company’s headquarters in Makurdi. Speaking during the visit, the Director of Planning, Partnerships and International Cooperation,

BENUE STATE EDUCATION QUALITY ASSURANCE BOARD SEEKS STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH BDIC A delegation from the Benue State Education Quality Assurance and Examinations Board (BEQAEB) on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, paid a courtesy visit to the

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ministry of health and the Benue Digital Infrastructure Company are turning Benue’s digital health vision into a reality, improving lives one record at a time.

Leading Benue's digital transformation is Governor Fr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, who sees this project as central to his vision for a tech-driven, healthier Benue. The system’s rollout promises smoother healthcare experiences for patients and providers alike. Together, the state's

Gbande Hembaor Terwase, AFCPN who is the lead in shaping this secure and inclusive platform, tailored to meet Benue’s unique health needs was represented by Cephas Abur - Group Head, Systems Support and Services

At a two-day workshop, which began yesterday, health officials gathered to learn how to use the Benue State Unified Health and Medical Record Management Information System (BS-UHMRMIS), a key part of modernizing healthcare across the state. Group Managing Director (GMD) of BDIC,

Benue’s Digital Leap: Making Healthcare Smarter, Accessible Benue State has embraced the future of healthcare with the launch of a new digital health system designed to make medical services faster, easier, and more reliable, accessible for everyone.

The conference concluded with renewed global partnerships, actionable policy insights, and a shared vision for a more inclusive, resilient, and impactful digital governance landscape.

shared ICT infrastructure, and inclusive digital transformation frameworks across Nigeria and the continent.

governance, innovation ecosystems, and data-driven public service delivery. Through strategic collaboration and shared insights, the delegation engaged with international experts and partners to strengthen ongoing initiatives such as revenue automation,