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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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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Today being World Food Day, we are reminded of a simple yet profound truth: water is life, and water is food. In our pursuit of ensuring a brighter future for our girls through STEM education, it’s crucial to recognize the interconnectedness of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics with global challenges like food security. As parents
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Press Release [Onitsha, Nigeria] – March 8, 2023 An address by Uchenna Onwuamegbu-Ugwu, COO of Edufun Technik, on the occasion of International Women’s Day My fellow Citizens of the World, today, we celebrate International Women’s Day, a day to honor the tremendous contributions of women to our society and to recommit ourselves to the fight
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Press Release Onitsha, Nigeria – Edufun Technik STEM Foundation is proud to announce the third cohort of its highly successful Queen Afrique Academy Program, starting February 10th, 2023. This 6-week intensive training program is designed to provide 75 girls from underserved communities with the digital skills necessary to succeed in the digital age and bridge
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\”Science and everyday life can not and should not be separated.\” Those were the words of the renowned British Chemist and X-ray Chrystalographer Rosalind Elsie Franklin, who committed a large part of her life to observing and mapping out the molecular structures of DNA RNA, viruses, and graphite, invisible constituents of chromosomes that help in
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STEM, Are there African women in STEM fields? Of course, there are many of them. Meet Rebecca Enonchong, the Cameroonian woman Technopreneur who founded AppsTech, Bethesda, a Maryland-based global provider of enterprise application solutions in the United States. AppsTech, which was founded in 1999 now has clients in more than 40 countries on 3 continents.
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Meet Katherine Johnson, the first African-American woman Mathematician who helped NASA put the first man on the Moon, and an #astronaut into orbit around the earth. Born in August 26, 1918 in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, in a family of six, Katherine showed strong signs of brilliance and flare for numbers at an early
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Coding is a very popular word among school teachers and educators today probably due to its constant use in the technology vocabulary, however, few parents know what it really means. Speaking on Odenigbo Radio 99.1 FM at 8:30 AM this morning, Edufun Technik founder, Uchenna Onwuamaegbu Ugwu, in simple terms, defined Coding as the act
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What does Project Based Learning mean to you? Here is what Mrs Uchenna Onwuamaegbu-Ugwu, the CEO of Edufun Technik had to say about the subject, today, during a 30-minute interactive program on Odenigbo radio 99.1 FM— \”PBL is a teaching method that helps students to gain knowledge and skills by working for a period of
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