Accoding to Nwezi, (2009) and Umoren (2006), ICT resources in instructional delivery in schools will serve a dual purpose and more efficient classroom instruction. Little wonder then that in 2001, the Federal Government of Nigeria approved a national IT policy with the establishment of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), charged with the responsibility of kick-starting, coordinating and implementing the provision of the policy (Ajayi 2003) (NPE 2004). The Nigerian National ICT for Development (ICT4D) Strategic Action Plan Committee was said to have been set up develop a new ICT policy for development as the ICT action plan/roadmap for the nation, it is in pursuance of the need to access international best practices that Federal Government reviewed the National Policy On Education (1998) to the current one (NPE 2004) to accommodate the introduction of ICT into the school system in keeping the dynamics of social change and its demands on education.