Choosing where to intern or volunteer after graduation is a big step. For many young people in Nigeria, joining a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) hub as a volunteer or intern is not just about adding experience to your CV. It is about gaining real-life skills that can shape your future. In this post, […]
Children bring so much joy. They laugh loudly. They ask many questions. And they fill every home with love. That is why they deserve a special day just for them. Every year, Nigeria celebrates Children’s Day on May 27th. You may have seen school parades, colorful outfits, and happy faces. But this day is more
Children’s Day Celebration in Nigeria: A Time to Celebrate, Explore, and Learn Together Read More »
A long time ago, robots were only found in science fiction books and movies. People imagined them as metal machines doing work for humans. But today, robots are real, and they are all around us. They help in hospitals, factories, and even in our homes. The exciting part is that kids can now build robots
Robotics for Kids: Fun Ways to Build Robots at Home Read More »
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
How STEM Education is Reshaping Nigeria’s Future Read More »
The Anglican Diocese of Nnewi has announced plans to set up a Diocesan Centre for Coding and Robotics to ensure that the children in the diocese are not left out in the 21st century digital revolution. This was made known by the Bishop of Nnewi Diocese, Rt. Rev. Ndubuisi Obi during the flag-off of Coding
Anglican Diocese of Nnewi Sets Up Diocesan Centre for Coding and Robotics Read More »
Tackling GENDER INEQUALITY With STEM Education Gender inequality is a global issue today. Girls are not encouraged to choose Science and Engineering courses in their university applications mainly due to societal norms that promote the idea that Science is meant exclusively for men. This is very rampant particularly in Africa, where there\’s high rate of
TACKLING GENDER INEQUALITY WITH STEM EDUCATION Read More »
From Onitsha to Silicon Valley: Teen girls’ app may save Nigerians from fake drugs By: Chibuike Alagbaoso – Nigeria HealthWatch Save a Soul, a team of five students from the Regina Pacis Secondary School Onitsha in Anambra State, won a place in this year’s global finals of the Technovation Challenge in Silicon Valley, California, USA.
