Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, is reported to have facilitated the installation of free, campus-wide Wi‑Fi at the Federal College of Education, Okene. The initiative is presented as an effort to improve internet access for students and support teaching, learning, research, and innovation at the institution. According to reports, the project was unveiled on Sunday, with details confirmed through a statement issued in Abuja by her media aide, Mike Idoko. In remarks at the inauguration, Akpoti-Uduaghan describes the move as part of a broader commitment to expanding educational opportunities and preparing young people for the digital economy. She frames internet access as essential for learning and for digital skill development. The coverage also highlights expected benefits for students, including easier access to online learning resources, digital libraries, and virtual study options, as well as reduced reliance on paid mobile data. Students and stakeholders are said to have welcomed the development, describing reliable internet as important for modern higher education and potential academic and innovation gains. The reports also note the Wi‑Fi project follows her earlier “Growing Kogi Central, Building Our Future” 10,000 Economic Trees initiative.