EDUCATION

By Eyo Nsima Teach For Nigeria (TFN), a non-profit organization dedicated to building a movement of Nigeria’s most promising leaders across the country devoted to eradicating educational inequity, hosted its Incubation Hub Pitch Competition, from which two winners emerged. With sponsorship from SNEPCo, the pitch day was hosted as part of Teach For Nigeria’s Incubation

By Eyo Nsima Students from Igbobi College, Lagos, Nigeria, have emerged as regional winners of the Sahara Foundation Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) Program aimed at giving young African inventors a platform to develop their creativity. The “Sahara Foundation STEAMers” Regional competition featured the top three teams that emerged from the national Demo

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has committed over N500 million to the Nigerian universities and other tertiary institutions across the country to facilitate research and innovations to promote developments in the Nigerian telecommunications industry. Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, Prof. Umar Danbatta who disclosed this at a two-day Regional Roundtable with Academia,

Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) sponsored science quiz competition in Rivers State ended Saturday in a grand finale face-off quiz. Bonny National Grammar School school won the top prize in the senior secondary school category. This year’s competition comes after the pilot edition in 2021 on Bonny Island. The competition, which is open to secondary schools

The Inaugural National demo day of the Catch Them Young and Curious – Sahara STEAMers Program, facilitated by Sahara Foundation, has produced three winners in Kenya, following a keen competition that featured impressive inventions by young students. The program is designed to create an opportunity for 150 participants across three countries; Nigeria, Kenya, and Uganda