In recent years, Computer-Based Testing (CBT) has become the standard for major examinations across Nigeria, especially for university admissions and professional assessments. On paper, it promises efficiency, transparency, and a reduction in malpractice. But for thousands of students in rural…

Following fresh violence in parts of Jos, the Plateau state capital, The University of Jos(UniJos) has ordered the immediate evacuation of students from its hostels. The decision was issued on Wednesday in response to allegations of attacks in some metropolitan…

Nigeria’s postgraduate education system is facing renewed scrutiny as academics, administrators, and policy experts call for sweeping reforms to rescue what many now describe as a struggling but critical pillar of national development. At the centre of the debate is…

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has released the results of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) mock, offering candidates an early glimpse into their level of preparedness while also exposing gaps in Nigeria’s computer-based testing infrastructure. In a…

Across Nigeria’s classrooms, a quiet revolution is taking place. From Lagos to Enugu, teachers are rethinking not just what they teach, but how they teach it. The traditional model of long lectures, heavy notes, and rigid delivery is steadily giving…

Across Nigeria, a silent but powerful movement is taking shape inside polytechnics. While much of the public conversation around technology talent focuses on universities, coding bootcamps, and private tech hubs, polytechnics are steadily producing a different kind of innovator. These…

In Nigeria’s fast-evolving digital education space, a subtle but powerful shift is underway. A growing number of EdTech founders are no longer prioritising traditional websites as their primary platform. Instead, they are building directly for WhatsApp, meeting students where they…

Nigeria is once again at a crossroads in its education journey, and this time the debate centres on whether coding should become a compulsory subject from primary school. Across classrooms, policy tables, and tech hubs, the conversation is growing louder.…

Nigeria’s promise of free education has long been framed as a gateway to opportunity, a policy designed to lift millions out of poverty and expand access to knowledge. From the establishment of the Universal Basic Education Commission to various state-led…

Nigeria’s education system stands at a turning point. For decades, textbooks have been the backbone of classroom learning, especially in public schools where resources are already stretched. Now, with the rise of artificial intelligence, a bold question is emerging across…

The conversation around whether Nigerian secondary schools can introduce prompt engineering before students sit for the West African Examinations Council examinations is gaining momentum, and for good reason. As artificial intelligence tools become more embedded in daily life, educators are…

Nigeria is undergoing a quiet but powerful shift in how young people think about education, jobs, and long-term success. For decades, university degrees were seen as the gold standard. Today, that narrative is changing fast. Across cities and towns, more…

Can EdTech Finally Solve Nigeria’s Out-of-School Children Crisis? Nigeria’s education emergency is no longer a distant policy concern. It is a daily reality affecting millions of children across the country. Current estimates place the number of out-of-school children at over…

Nigeria is stepping into a defining moment in its education sector as policymakers, educators and technology stakeholders work towards a structured plan to regulate artificial intelligence in classrooms. What began as scattered adoption of digital tools is now evolving into…

Nigeria’s push towards digital education is gaining momentum, but a stubborn and deeply rooted problem continues to hold schools back: unreliable electricity. Across urban centres and rural communities alike, the promise of EdTech remains largely unfulfilled, not because of a…