A future-ready educational technology platform for African K12 schools
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What is the most critical step to ensure EdTech innovation is truly inclusive for all young Africans? #EdtechMondays #YoungAfricaWorks
33%Funding accessibility
33%Youth co-create policy
13%Train diverse teachers
20%Rural Tech access
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The curriculum is the blueprint of teaching & learning. Everything in the classroom revolves around it and teachers are at the center, as they are the ones who deliver it.”
– Judy Nyambura, Education Expert, Kenya
#YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays #EdTechPolicy
Schoola retweeted
I strongly agree with the HM @DrTunjiAlausa
We must deploy technology in the way we build curriculums... It will improve quality, accessibility and allows for contextualization at scale.
Congratulations to you @AishaMGarba and the good/hardworking people at @ubecnigeria👏
During the 2025 International Conference on Smart Education and Digital Literacy, the Federal Government, through UBEC and in partnership with KOICA, reaffirmed its commitment to replacing traditional learning with smart, tech-driven education for all Nigerian children regardless of location or background.
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#Nigeria’s Abdullahi Muhammad Bature, Co-founder & CEO of EdTech solution ‘CurriAi’ by #Schoola, shares a glimpse into what it’s like building EdTech solutions for Africa’s learners…
In a nutshell, digital infrastructure is just one piece of the puzzle in scaling EdTech..
An EdTech innovator? What is standing between you and impact, scale & sustainability?
Latest edition of #EdTechMondays Africa now on YouTube 🔗: youtu.be/Vh-t4v5WrOs?si=w0Ok…
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𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚’𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐈𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐍𝐒𝐈𝐀
We’re thrilled to join The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) in celebrating the top 25 startups advancing to the next stage of the NSIA Prize for Innovation (NPI 3.0)!
Selected from 150 outstanding participants in the Accelerator Phase, these trailblazers will pitch their solutions at an exclusive showcase event. Only 10 finalists will advance to the coveted Demo Day, where groundbreaking ideas meet transformative opportunities.
At Cascador, we’re proud to partner with @nsia_nigeria in empowering homegrown innovators who are shaping the future of Nigeria—and beyond. Their solutions don’t just solve problems; they redefine what’s possible.
👏 Join us in cheering them on!
#Cascador #NSIAPrizeForInnovation #NPI3 #Innovation #NigeriaRising #Startups
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Schoola’s Curri AI is helping teachers plan, engage, and teach more effectively across Nigeria’s diverse educational landscape.
You may read all about it here:
guardian.ng/features/educati…
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"We must prioritize infrastructure in remote areas to ensure even the most isolated children can leverage technology for learning."– Abdullahi Bature, Co-Founder & CEO, @SchoolaAPPs
Tune in and be part of the conversation!
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#YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays #EdTechInnovation @AbdulBature01
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Abdullahi Bature: "Zero-rating data is crucial. It will incentivize innovators like me, drive down costs, and ultimately make our offerings more accessible."
Could zero-rated data be the game-changer for scaling EdTech across Africa? Share your thoughts!
#YoungAfricaWorks #EdTechMondays #EdTechInnovation @AbdulBature01 @SchoolaAPPs
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Join us on the 5th of May for this very important conversation with leaders and experts on Foundational Infrastructure that will support learning.
By the year 2027, Nigeria hopes to add 90,000 km of fiber-optic cable to the existing 35,000 km network.
Dr. @bosuntijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy, explains the progress, how digital infrastructure lays the foundation for the future of work, why it’s important to prioritize technology innovation for education.
Plus an expert conversation on underwriting foundational infrastructure to spur growth of educational technologies.
What can the rest of Africa learn from #Nigeria’s approach?
Follow the conversation on Monday, May 5, 2025 at 1 pm WAT | 12 pm GMT | 3 pm EAT on CNBC Africa and the #YoungAfricaWorks Facebook page for the live stream of this #EdTechMondays discussion.
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🎉 Bronze Partner Announcement!
We’re delighted to welcome Schoola as a Bronze Partner to #eLearningAfrica 2025! 🚀
💡 Want to attend or partner with us? Find out more below! ⬇️
🔗 elearning-africa.com/confere…
#Schoola #EdTechAfrica #DigitalLearning #SkillsDevelopment #AIinLearning #GamifiedEducation #eLA2025
@SchoolaAPPs
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Read this interesting publication by the US Department of Education by Dr. Frances about the work we do and are doing @SchoolaAPPs and Curri AI.
Pg. 5 (TRCN is lucky to have you doc!)
files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/E…
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Abdullahi Muhammad Bature, @AbdulBature01, CEO of @SchoolaAPPs, will be featured in the upcoming edition of EdTech Mondays, presented by the Mastercard Foundation.
He’ll be joining the conversation to share insights on how edtech can creatively support and underwrite foundational infrastructure in education.
Don’t miss it—tune in on Monday, May 5, 2025, at 1 PM WAT on CNBC Africa.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape the learning experience. Swipe through to learn the impact it could have on students and teachers, then follow this link to read more: ow.ly/8OKz50VyjcO
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We will continue to support teachers to become better and earn more using the tools we build at @SchoolaAPPs
I had fun sharing this on In-the-Loop😎 – at Kaduna, Nigeria
Abdullahi Bature, @AbdulBature01, CEO of Schoola, @SchoolaAPPs, believes that self-motivation is key to empowering teachers and improving learning outcomes. In his words, “If teachers are properly motivated and become master teachers, they are able to inspire.”
In this episode of In The Loop, Abdul shares key lessons from his entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind building an edtech product, and changes he hopes to see in the Nigerian educational system.
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In a recent This Day article, CEO of Schoola, @SchoolaAPPs, Abdullahi Bature @AbdulBature01, highlighted the key trends shaping EdTech in Nigeria today.
Abdul believes that while technology is impactful and transformative, the teacher remains at the heart of this transformation.
In line with this, Schoola is empowering teachers with AI-driven solutions to help amplify their efforts and improve learning outcomes.
To learn more about the future of EdTech in Nigeria, click the link below to read the full article.
thisdaylive.com/index.php/20…
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In a recent interview with @NewsCentralTV, Abdullahi Bature Muhammad, @AbdulBature01, CEO of Schoola, @SchoolaAPPs, highlighted the importance of equipping Nigerian teachers with digital literacy tools and artificial intelligence to enhance education.
Abdul believes that AI is here to bridge Nigeria's current education gap and Schoola is leading the way with its Curri AI and Curri SRC tools that enable teachers to create lesson plans, generate assessment questions and automate routine tasks.
To watch the full interview, click the link below:
youtu.be/8Fb4Y9pVWjw?si=9s5M…
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@SchoolaAPPs launches Curri SRC, empowering Nigerian schools to improve learning outcomes.
Global literacy rates are declining, with 70% of 10-year-olds unable to read and understand basic texts. Schoola is tackling this challenge in Nigeria to address this crisis, using AI and gamified learning to transform K12 education.
Building on the success of Curri AI, which helps teachers swiftly create lesson plans, Schoola has launched Curri SRC, a platform that gives schools full control over digital teaching resources.
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To learn more about how Schoola is revolutionising K12 education in Nigeria, read the article here: buff.ly/3CEOSoj
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Are you a teacher?
Let me know what you think about Curri
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