In commemoration of World Creativity and Innovation Day, a United Nations day, which is celebrated on April 21 to raise awareness around the importance of creativity and innovation in problem solving with respect to advancing UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Chief Innovation Officer of Businessplus LLC, Ekundayo Ayeni, has called on the Federal Government to improve the country’s quality of education by fixing the educational system through prioritising STEM education in schools.

In furtherance of this year’s priority theme for the United Nations celebration of International Women’s Day, (IWD), tagged “Innovation and technological change, and education in the digital age for achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls,” the Nigerian delegation to the UN 67th Convention on the Status of Women, (CSW67th), session underway in New York, has asked for transparency in aids negations for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (STEM), education support.

Osita Oparaugo, seen here with some students, is the founder of GetBundi.*Founder says platform will up-skill 10 million Africans in 10 years with digital skills GetBundi, an educational technology platform, has secured approval from the Imo State Ministry of Education for the establishment and operation of its GetBundi online STEM and Digital Skills Centre. The…

Experts in the sector have identified access to digital tools and resources as key drivers to facilitate and encourage young girls to take more interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics...

The United States government is committed to supporting programs that promote STEM education and provide students with opportunities to contribute to creating sustainable and inclusive economic prosperity in Nigeria.

U.S. Consulate Public Affairs Officer, Stephen Ibelli, has explained that the Drone Soccer Competition held at the Government Senior College, Agege, at the weekend, will help stimulate students’ interest in mathematics ...

Stakeholders in the education sector have been urged to invest in providing the much-needed infrastructure and manpower to boost Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education in Nigeria.

Prominent women, including Her Excellency, First Lady, Ogun State, Bamidele Abiodun have called on more schools to expose young girls to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education.

Science in the world over stimulates development, but Nigeria said to be in the league of developing countries has little or no investment in STEM education.