In a thought-provoking statement that has stirred debate in education circles, Professor Onwudike-Jumbo has warned Nigerian teachers that artificial intelligence (AI) will inevitably replace those who refuse to embrace it. Speaking at an education forum in Abuja, the professor made…
On Friday, 8th August 2025, the Asteven Energy Institute (AEI) ushered in a defining moment in Nigeria’s green energy journey by staging its maiden matriculation ceremony. Seventeen bright-eyed pioneers adorned in academic gowns marked the commencement of the 2024/2025 academic…
In a move that heralds a new dawn for tech education on the continent, Digital Equity Africa is championing accessibility and innovation through the inaugural Future Minds AI Summer Camp 2025. Set to run from August 4 to August 16,…
Nigeria, you and I—we’re witnessing an exciting tech wave sweep the continent. Generative AI in Africa is no longer a far-off vision; it has come home. From bustling Lagos studios to rural Kenyan farms, creators and entrepreneurs are harnessing this…
As we stride further into 2025, the Africa of tomorrow is being shaped not by empty promises, but by real and impactful Education Technology. These innovations are more than tools—they are catalysts transforming classrooms, empowering teachers, and unlocking opportunities for…
A week after a tense episode at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has formally asked the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) to open a criminal probe and, if warranted,…
Nigeria’s industrial and energy stakeholders gathered this week at a landmark event aimed at confronting one of the country’s most persistent economic bottlenecks—poor power quality. The electric power conference, themed “Maximising Industrial Electronic Investment Through High-Performance Protection Systems,” was more…
Inequality in Nigeria is no accident; it is the outcome of deliberate choices, and unless young Nigerians gain meaningful representation, that gap may never close. So declared Oxfam Nigeria during a high-powered policy dialogue titled “The Next 90%: Youth, Policy…
UNICEF has sounded a sobering warning for Kano State: more than half of its children under five years are stunted due to malnutrition. A recent report puts the figure at 51.9%, revealing a deeply troubling setback for the health and…
In a move poised to reshape Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo) has pledged that more than 90 percent of its contract value will now be executed by Nigerian companies. The announcement, made by…
In a landmark development sure to get tech enthusiasts here and abroad buzzing, NTT has unveiled an innovative multi-agent AI technology that behaves astonishingly like a team of humans quietly collaborating under one roof. Launched on August 8, 2025, this…
In a country grappling with an alarming education crisis, the spotlight must shine on Northern Nigeria—home to the overwhelming majority of out-of-school children (OOSC). The latest data reveals a stark reality: 80 per cent of Nigeria’s estimated 20 million out-of-school…
Medical timing is everything when it comes to Parkinson’s disease. Early diagnosis can make all the difference, giving patients access to treatment that slows the disease’s progression, preserves independence, and improves quality of life. But for many people in Nigeria…
In Nigeria today, as technology evolves faster than ever, one innovation quietly transformative is the advent of AI Tutors in our classrooms and homes. These digital companions—powered by artificial intelligence—are redefining how our children learn, offering tailored instruction, constant support,…
As the world gallops into a new chapter of digital transformation, Africa’s economies are quietly yet sharply shifting under the weight of remote tech work. Across Nigeria and beyond, tech professionals are no longer tethered to brick‑and‑mortar offices. Instead, they’re…