As part of the build-up to the highly anticipated 6th edition of the African Edtech Conference, delegates from the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) and Education First Nigeria Limited paid visits to key stakeholders across various sectors.
These visits aimed to strengthen partnerships, solicit support, and promote dialogue on leveraging technology to enhance education across Africa
The African EdTech Conference, now in its sixth edition, brings together experts, policymakers, educators, and innovators to exchange ideas, showcase innovations, and chart the course for Africa’s educational future.
The conference’s theme, ‘Building an Effective African EdTech Ecosystem for Global Impact,’ aims to address key challenges and opportunities in using technology to improve learning outcomes across the continent.
The delegates, which included NBCC’s Vice President, Mr. Seyi Adeyemi; CEO/Co-Founder Moses Imayi; Former Permanent Secretary for Ministry of Education and Edufirst Advisory Board Chairman, Dr. MacJohn Nwabiala; Assistant General Manager Chinyere Emeruwa; and PR Consultant Deborah Emmanuel, met with various organisations to discuss the importance of the African EdTech Conference and explore opportunities for collaboration. Notable visits included those to the Ministry of Women Affairs, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), and the TY Danjuma Foundation.
