Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
A cursory look of the history of education in Nigeria and its evolution to date.
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
Be a Champ, make the week count.
It's a New Week, Let's Rise Like Lincoln! This week might feel daunting after a setback, a bad grade, a job rejection, or a relationship hiccup. But listen up, because we're channeling Abraham Lincoln this Monday! Lincoln, the man who never quit, faced more defeats than most of us can imagine. He lost elections, businesses failed, and personal tragedies struck. Yet, he kept dusting himself off, learning from his mistakes, and pushing forward. Here's the thing: failure is not the opposite of success, it's part of the journey. Every misstep, every rejection, is a lesson learned. It teaches us what doesn't work, making us stronger and wiser for the next try. This week, let's embrace the Lincoln spirit: 📍Don't let setbacks define you. They're temporary bumps, not roadblocks. Learn from your mistakes. 📍Analyze what went wrong and adjust your approach. Never stop trying. Persistence is key. 📍Remember, even Lincoln, after countless failures, became one of America's greatest presidents. Remember, success rarely happens overnight, but with unwavering determination, we'll all get there eventually. Now go out there and conquer your week! #MondayMotivation #NeverGiveUp #Lincoln #Strength
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
Saturday morning today. Came out and ran from start off point to the finish line to support my friends and business partners, ARM Pension and ARM Academy. I’m loving how the fitness and wellness community in Lagos is growing. #stayhealthy
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
How did 'love gardens' become a part of our university system? Edugist provide answer. Click to read https://lnkd.in/dFGzcqv9
The role of love gardens in building community on Nigerian campuses
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
From all of us at Edugist , Eid mubarak! 🌙
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
Have you registered for eLearning Africa 2024 conference in the beautiful city of Rwanda? If not, please go reserve your spot, it’s all the investment and time.
Edugist Announcement: Proud Media Partner for eLearning Africa 2024! Edugist is proud to announce our partnership as a Media Partner for the upcoming 17th International Conference & Exhibition on Digital Education, Training & Skills Development, eLearning Africa 2024. This premier event, taking place in Kigali, Rwanda from May 29-31, 2024, brings together leading minds in digital education, training, and skills development across Africa. What to expect at eLearning Africa 2024: 📍Multilingual sessions: English and French 📍Diverse program: Core dialogues, interactive demos, knowledge exchange sessions, workshops, exhibitions, networking opportunities, and more. 📍Rich history: Over 20,000 participants and 4,000 speakers since its inception in 2005 Stay tuned with Edugist! We'll be keeping you updated with all the latest news and announcements leading up to the conference. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to be a part of shaping Africa's digital education future! #eLA24 #DigitalLearning #Africa #Edugist #Partnerships
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
On Edugist Student Voices, we asked students if their teachers are poor? Click on ▶️ to hear their answers. Student voice matters!
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Edugist - Telling the Story of Education in Africa | Education & Media Development Specialist
Last month the Nigerian University of Technology and Management Board members visited African Development Bank Group president and his team for partnership on youth skilling in Africa. Everyone working in education, youth skill development and entrepreneurship in our continent needs pay attention and reflect on some of the points raised in that meeting. We ALL have to get to work. Let me highlight some of those points here: 1. “We are not doing well enough for Africa’s 477 million youths. We are not harnessing their skills, talent and creativity,” AfDB President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina. 2. “We are making progress building a great institution in Africa, to solve Africa’s problems” Babs Omotowa 3. “The quality of young Africans will be key to the development of Africa and the world,” Dr Omobola Johnson We have a talent gap in Africa yet, we must become the workforce of the world. What are you doing the be part of the solution. This is Why I love the NUTM model. You can read more on the link in first comment. 📝 My name is Elvis Boniface, I lead a movement to give education a voice in Africa. Join the movement, FOLLOW Edugist! ✏️
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