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How School STEM Clubs Influence Students’ Career Choices from an Early Age

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Let me ask you a question. Do you remember what first made you curious about the job you do today or the choice of course you studied in school? For thousands of Nigerian students, the answer increasingly lies within after-school STEM clubs that provide hands-on experiences far beyond traditional classroom learning. Research consistently shows that […]

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How to Niche Down and Find the Right STEM Career Path for You

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STEM fields offer endless opportunities. With so many options, choosing the right path can be overwhelming. The key to success is narrowing your focus and identifying the career that best aligns with your strengths and interests. Understanding how to niche down can help you make a confident and informed decision. Understanding the Importance of a

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How STEM Education is Reshaping Nigeria’s Future

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The New Educational Frontier Nigeria stands at a crossroads. With the largest youth population in Africa, our country holds tremendous human capital that could power economic growth for decades. Yet this potential remains largely untapped due to gaps in our educational system, particularly in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM education in Nigeria has historically

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Top 5 Reasons Why STEM Education in Nigeria Needs More Support

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Nigeria is making progress with STEM education, but there’s still a long way to go. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is key to Nigeria’s future success. Yet many schools still lack the resources and support they need. Let’s look at the top 5 reasons why STEM education in Nigeria deserves more attention and funding.

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Rural Tech Entrepreneurship: Creating Opportunities Beyond Urban Centers

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When we think of tech innovation and entrepreneurship, we often picture big cities: Lagos, Nairobi, San Francisco, London. But what if I told you that some of the most exciting opportunities in technology are waiting in rural communities? For a long time, rural areas have been seen as “left behind” in the tech revolution. But

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My Edufun Technik Story: From Corps Member to STEM Educator

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Hi, my name is Scott Emecho, and I am a proud staff member of Edufun Technik STEM Foundation. But let me take you back to where it all started. In 2022, I joined Edufun Technik not as a full-time staff member, but as a corps member serving my NYSC. Like most fresh graduates, my goal

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The Rise of STEM Education in Nigeria: Why It Matters Today

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In recent years, Nigeria has seen big changes in how students learn. One of the biggest changes is the growth of STEM education. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. These subjects are becoming more important for Nigeria’s future. Let’s look at why STEM education matters so much for Nigerian students today. What Is

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Adapting to Technological Disruption Across Industries: What Everyone Needs to Know

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You are used to riding a bicycle every day. One morning, someone brings a motorbike to your street. Suddenly, people stop riding bicycles because the motorbike is faster. You now have two options; learn how to ride the motorbike or get left behind. That is exactly what is happening today with technology. It is replacing

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Easter Camp 2025: Building Young Innovators Through STEM Education in Onitsha, Nigeria

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This Easter, something exciting happened at EduFun Technik STEM Hub in Onitsha, Anambra State. From the first day to the last, children gathered for a special tech camp filled with learning, fun, and creativity. Boys and girls, got hands-on experience with real-world tools like Scratch, robotics kits, Gen AI, and Microsoft Office tools. They were

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Empowering Underserved Communities Through Technology, Education, and Sustainable Energy

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Introduction: A Vision Turned Reality   Education is the foundation of opportunity, but for many underserved communities, access to quality education and technology remains out of reach. The Tech Equity Project, spearheaded by Uchenna Onwuamaegbu-Ugwu, a student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, was born out of a deep-rooted commitment to bridge this gap.

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