Educare Technology

Over the last two days, my organisation, Educare, sponsored the APEN Conference at the Civic Centre in Lagos, where educators from across Africa came together to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in our classrooms. Once we fix education, everything else begins to fall into place.

Watch the incredible journey of the 2026 South East Maths Olympiad from the local finals in Enugu to becoming champions in Rome, Italy. You’ll love it. It’s exciting, inspiring, and a beautiful story of what our children can achieve.

Today, the young engineers are learning how to interface the microcontroller with sensors and actuators. They are also learning how to step down voltage using a buck converter. Their teacher, Chizoba, made a First Class in Mechatronics Engineering with a CGPA of 4.96/5. The future of our children is looking promising.

This is a message from my heart to the children of the South East. Please take a moment to listen.

If you’re a Nigerian secondary school student, participate in the Sterling Bank Mathematics Quiz happening online on July 11, 2026. Register here: exams.educare.school and wait for the countdown to elapse to participate. You can practice with the mock test there to get a feel for it. It’s free for every student to participate, and ₦1 million is to be won. First place: ₦500k Second place: ₦300k Third place: ₦200k Let’s engage all our young minds. Parents, teachers, uncles, and aunties, kindly encourage them to participate. Let’s make education fun, entertaining, and rewarding.

In 2 days, the Sterling Bank National Mathematics Quiz will go live for all Nigerian students. Starting Saturday, June 20, 2026, students from Primary 1 to SS3 across Nigeria will compete online for the prizes. 1st Prize – ₦500,000 2nd Prize – ₦300,000 3rd Prize – ₦200,000 That’s ₦1,000,000 in every quiz dedicated solely to rewarding academic excellence among Nigerian children. But this is not just about winning money. It is about building a culture where intelligence is celebrated. It is about giving every child, whether in Lagos, Enugu, Kano, Bayelsa, Maiduguri, Aba, or a remote village, an opportunity to compete on a national stage. Competition Schedule • Saturday • 6:00 PM – 6:20 PM • Online nationwide The top performers will then advance to a live championship session streamed online next day same time, where Nigerians can watch some of the country’s brightest students solve challenging mathematical problems in real time. To ensure fairness and give more students the opportunity to benefit, every student can only win once. And here’s what makes it even better: Every participant will be able to review their questions after the competition, identify their weaknesses, learn from their mistakes, and prepare for the next challenge. This means that even students who don’t win become better mathematicians. Parents, teachers, school owners, and students should begin preparing immediately. The questions will be tough and the competition will be fierce. Registration is now open: exams.educare.school/login/i… Please share this with every child, parent, teacher, school owner, principal, and education stakeholder you know. Let’s make academic excellence prestigious again.

I have been studying results of this recent JAMB exam. All students that judiciously studied using exams.educare.school did amazingly well. In-short, the lowest score i have seen so far is 303. The students that participated in the National JAMB Readiness Assessment we organized online also did amazingly well. It really prepped them. Any child who doesn't utilize this tool effective is disadvantaged. I wish we had this opportunity in our own time.

Saturday is the Big Day.

The South East Maths Olympiad stage 1 result is out. Kindly watch the video for the official announcement. The top 3 in each category will battle it out in Enugu this Saturday March, 7th 2026 on AfiaTv. Every child who participated can now view the results, mark-sheet and detailed answer explanations for continuous learning purpose.

40. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2024 41. Nigerian Maths Olympiad – 3rd Round Participant – 2025 42. Nigerian Junior Maths Olympiad – 2nd Round Participant – 2021 43. Nigerian Senior Informatics Olympiad – 2ndRound Participant – 2024 44. American Mathematics Competition 8 – Gold Medal – 2020 45. American Mathematics Competition 8 – Gold Medal – 2021 46. American Mathematics Competition 10 – Silver Medal – 2021 47. American Mathematics Competition 10 – Bronze Medal – 2022 48. American Mathematics Competition 10 – Gold Medal and 1st position nationwide, 2023 49. American Mathematics Competition 12 – Gold Medal and 1st position nationwide, 2024 50. Kangourou sans Frontières Mathematics Competitions – Gold Medal and 1st in Nigeria – 2025 51. Kangourou sans Frontières Mathematics Competitions – Bronze Medal – 2024 52. Kangourou sans Frontières Mathematics Competitions – Gold Medal and 1st in Nigeria – 2023 53. Kangourou sans Frontières Mathematics Competitions – Gold Medal and 1st in Nigeria – 2022 54. Kangourou sans Frontières Mathematics Competitions – Gold Medal and 1st in Nigeria – 2021 55. Gauss 7 - Certificate of Distinction and Outstanding Achievement – 2021 56. School Medal in 2023 Canadian Intermediate Mathematics Contest, University of Waterloo 57. Certificate of Distinction in 2023 Canadian Intermediate Mathematics Contest, University of Waterloo 58. Certificate of Distinction in the 2025 EUCLID Contest, University of Waterloo 59. Certificate of Distinction in the 2024 EUCLID Contest, University of Waterloo 60. School medal in the 2023 PASCAL contest, University of Waterloo 61. Certificate of Distinction in the 2023 PASCAL contest, University of Waterloo 62. School medal in the 2023 FRYER contest, University of Waterloo 63. Certificate of Distinction in the 2023 FRYER contest, University of Waterloo 64. School medal in the 2024 CAYLEY contest, University of Waterloo 65. Certificate of Distinction in the 2024 CAYLEY contest, University of Waterloo 66. School medal in the 2025 FERMAT contest, University of Waterloo 67. Certificate of Distinction in the 2025 FERMATcontest, University of Waterloo 68. School medal in the 2025 HYPATIA contest, University of Waterloo 69. Certificate of Distinction in the 2025 HYPATIA contest, University of Waterloo 70. Certificate of Participation in the 2023 Canadian Computing Contest Junior Category, University of Waterloo 71. Certificate of Distinction in the 2024 Canadian Computing Contest Junior Category, University of Waterloo 72. Certificate of Participation in the 2025 Canadian Computing Contest Senior Category, University of Waterloo 73. 2nd Round Participant in the South African Mathematics Olympiad Junior Category 2021 74. 3rd Round Participant and 1st nationwide in the South African Mathematics Olympiad Junior Category 2022 75. 3rd Round Participant and 1st nationwide in the South African Mathematics Olympiad Junior Category 2023 76. 3rd Round Participant in the South African Mathematics Olympiad Senior Category 2025 77. Excellence in Mathematics award – Ghana Mathematical Olympiad 2024 from MISE, MIT/Jane Street fellowship. 78. Overall best student in the 2023 MISE, MIT/Jane Street fellowship. 79. 2nd Runner-up in the 2025 Scholastic Maths Competition statewide. 80. 1st Runner-up in the 2023 Rivers Mathematics Association of Nigeria Competition statewide. 81. Honourable Mention Award in the 2024 Berkeley Mathematics Tournament 82. Higher School of Economics International Olympiad (Maths) – Bronze Medallist – 2024 83. Bronze medal in the 2024 STEAM Honour Awards 84. Digital bronze medal in the 2024 Future Intelligence Students Olympiad (Mathematics)

I want everyone to support at-least 5 children especially within their communities. We need to invest early in those who will be writing WAEC and JAMB in 2026. You can get learning vouchers for them at exams.educare.school and share with them. That little investment in those children can set them up for life. A portion of it will be invested towards improving education for poor children. You can do way more or support your entire community. This tool has significantly improved nationwide performance for students. We use this tool in my village as well and the outcome has been incredible.

This my village and the entire Enugu West top performers. They originally had no hope but we gave them hope and prepared them. This wasn’t magic. It was unity. Strategy. Sweat. Belief. This is what it looks like when a community comes together to rewrite the future. One child at a time. Behind every high score is a silent sacrifice… a teacher’s voice, an administrator’s sweat, a student’s tears, and a leader’s vision. This is what happens when we all row the boat in the same direction. Teamwork is the true hero. We have a Senator in Osita Ngwu who we are proud of. He sponsored and championed this in Enugu west and his investment paid off. All the top performers are already guaranteed scholarships.

We didn’t engage JAMB simply out of emotion. As soon as the results were announced, my phone blew up with calls from principals of schools using our Educare platform. Their students had drilled for months on our CBT system—taking tests, viewing scores, grading schemes, and explanations—then iterating. These principals had tracked the metrics we use to predict student performance. Over the years, those metrics had accurately modelled outcomes. But this time, the deviation was so extreme that they had questions. We contacted the most affected students. The stories were consistent: technical challenges and certainty that the results didn’t reflect their performance. A core concern stood out—JAMB’s current technology was not as transparent as our CBT platform, so the failure couldn’t be reconciled. The principals asked if our metrics could’ve been wrong. We showed them our track record. I assured them that something clearly went wrong with JAMB. Still, to avoid personal bias, I broadened my outreach to 15,000 plus candidates to gauge sentiment, and the rest is history. As revealed, our call-out was justified. To those thanking me, thank the students who practiced relentlessly. They gave me the conviction that the issue lay with JAMB. I also thank JAMB for being open, transparent and very swift to take action. This also shows the importance of transparency. If Educare’s CBT platform can run a nationwide test, open to all, and release full results and marksheets in under 3 seconds, there’s no reason JAMB should withhold results for weeks — never showing marksheets. Instead, you get a black-box score and must live with it. Technology has evolved. JAMB must catch up. You may not always get everything right, but you must try. Transparency builds trust, and trust drives progress.

These women and more shape private education in Nigeria. Happy international women’s day from educare.

Today is PN Okeke’s 83rd birthday. We are celebrating him. Join in the celebration!

We made this cake to celebrate PN Okeke at 83. This is a dream come through!

We are set for PN Okeke’s celebration tomorrow. We said it and we did it. He is our hero. Millions of lives have been touched by his work in physics. I thank God for this opportunity!

Excellence is one thing that have set us apart over the years. I always feel more proud of our work at educare whenever schools from different countries fully adopts a software from Lagos origin without bias. Excellence breaks bias!