Chimezirim Bassey

Chimezirim Bassey

Chimezirim Bassey is a seasoned writer with over seven years of experience covering technology and education across Africa and beyond. He combines deep industry knowledge with a humanised, engaging writing style to break down complex topics into insights that are both accessible and compelling. Chimezirim has contributed to high-profile publications, delivering in-depth analysis on emerging tech trends, digital learning innovations, and policy developments, while consistently focusing on the practical impact of technology on education and society.

Japan’s Bold Move: Training 30,000 Africans on AI

Japan’s Bold Move: Training 30,000 Africans on AI

In an ambitious stride at the intersection of diplomacy and technology, Japan has pledged to train over 30,000 African students in artificial intelligence (AI) within the next three years. Unveiled during the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD),…

Student Data Ownership in Nigerian Schools

Student Data Ownership in Nigerian Schools

In the digital age, Nigerian schools are grappling with a serious question: when students type essays, reply to prompts, or submit biometrics, who owns that content and data? With the increasing use of online platforms, biometric systems and AI tools…

EdTech in Nigeria: More Than Just Digital Dreams

EdTech in Nigeria: More Than Just Digital Dreams

Nigeria’s edtech sector has been the toast of many forward‐thinking investors, educators, and policymakers. Promises of bridging educational gaps, reaching underserved communities, and bringing classrooms into the digital era dominate headlines. Yet for many schools, startups and parents, the story…

Why Bias in AI Proctoring Is a Big Deal for African Students

Why Bias in AI Proctoring Is a Big Deal for African Students

In recent years, many universities, exam boards and online‐learning platforms have adopted AI proctoring tools—that is, software that monitors students during exams using cameras, microphones, sometimes facial recognition, voice detection, etc. These tools are often deployed in remote exam settings,…