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Team Prime Coders holding their award at the Codeavour 7.0 national robotics championship in Lagos

Latest·10 March 2026·4 min read

From Bayelsa to the world: Team Prime Coders secure bronze at national robotics championship

In a room filled with the brightest young minds in the country at Charterhouse Lagos, a group of students from Bayelsa State proved that big things truly come from small places.

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A teenager using a chat application on a phone late in the evening

Digital safety·3 December 2025

Let's talk about Character AI and our teens

We're living in an incredible era of technological advancement, and one platform is gaining real traction among young people. Here is what parents, guardians, aunts and uncles should know.

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Students from Jade-British International School presenting their automated toll gate robot at Battle of the Bots

Robotics·16 November 2025

From proposal to podium — our Battle of the Bots journey

What started as an idea written on paper turned into a full-blown national adventure — and a 4th place finish using locally sourced materials.

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Nibi's Tech student teams with their certificates at the STEM Festival 2025 in Port Harcourt

Competition·26 July 2025

Nibi's Tech students shine at STEM Festival 2025 in Port Harcourt

Eight teams competed. Every single one placed in the top three. Here is how our students performed across every category.

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A child smiling at a laptop screen while writing their first lines of code

Coding·5 May 2025

What's all the fuss about coding anyway?

Hold onto your hats, because coding is WAY more than just a bunch of weird symbols on a screen. It's a secret superpower behind the things you use every day.

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Primary school children playing an educational language game on a laptop

Game design·15 April 2025

Student-created game helps children learn local languages

No flashcards. No rote memorization. Just puzzles, stories and mini-games that make learning Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa something kids beg to play.

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