Artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived at academia’s doorstep with both promise and peril. From classrooms in Edo State where students seem to compress two years of learning into just six weeks, to Nigerian universities debating integrity, equity, and relevance—our reflections…
In a bold leap forward for African education, the EdTech Indaba 2025 is set to launch as a landmark forum bringing together educators, innovators, policymakers, students, and investors to one dynamic platform. Organised by the team behind the EdTech Pulse…
In this fast-paced digital era, businesses across the globe are investing heavily in technology. Yet, a new study from Ivanti indicates that these investments may be doing more harm than good—thanks to recurring tech disruptions. According to the 2025 “Technology…
In Nigeria, as in many other parts of the world, the surge in adoption of on-demand technology is transforming how businesses operate. Yet beneath the promise of flexibility and scalability, a troubling undercurrent is emerging: unchecked costs, growing tech complexity,…
Wealth in Nigeria wears many colours. Sometimes it is loud, with luxury cars, sprawling mansions and splashy philanthropy; other times it is quiet, tucked behind boardroom doors and offshore investments. Among the Richest Yoruba Individuals in Nigeria, a handful of…
On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi “Remi” Tinubu, sent a clear and compassionate message to the nation: protecting schools must remain a top priority. She made this call while the world observed the International Day to Protect…
Marking the 58th International Literacy Day in Abuja, the Nigerian Government renewed its commitment to fighting illiteracy and called on citizens to support mass literacy as a shared national responsibility. Minister of State for Education, Professor Suwaiba Ahmad, said literacy…
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is set to take one of its toughest decisions yet by cancelling the results of 6,319 candidates who were caught using sophisticated technology to cheat during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).…
Google’s Gemini for Education rolls out across more than 1,000 universities and colleges in the United States, marking a defining moment for higher education worldwide. The launch, backed by a billion-dollar multi-year commitment, is not just about introducing new software…
Africa is gearing up for a major gathering of business leaders, human capital experts and technology innovators as Learning and Development Network International (LDNI) prepares to host its flagship Champions of Talent Development (CTD) Conference 2025 in Lagos. The event,…
The Federal Government of Nigeria has begun a national mapping exercise to identify millions of Nigerians who are out-of-school or non-literate. The move, announced by the Minister of State for Education, Prof Suwaiba Ahmad, marks a renewed push to tackle…
In a compelling move that reflects Microsoft’s unwavering commitment to thoughtful technological progress, the Microsoft AI Economy Institute (AIEI) has officially opened its second global invitation for research proposals. With a deadline set for 29 September 2025, the initiative invites…
On 9 September 2025, Nigeria joined the world to mark the International Day to Protect Education from Attack (IDPE). The annual event, first established by the UN in 2020, is meant to remind governments and communities that classrooms should never…
As the world collectively inhaled its first post-pandemic breath, classrooms in Nigeria—just like elsewhere—bore the marks of seismic shifts. Both students and educators have paused to reflect on the lasting changes that COVID-19 brought to education. From Lagos to Kano,…
In a straightforward and empathetic address yesterday, Education Minister Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa urged Nigeria’s tertiary education unions—including ASUU, ASUP and SSANIP—not to embark on strike action while ongoing negotiations are still underway. With deep reassurance, the minister emphasised: *“There…