The Nigerian diaspora is significantly contributing to the EdTech sector, creating startups that aim to enhance access to education. Here’s a look at some of them.
Lingawa: Reviving African Languages
Founded in London in 2022, Lingawa uses AI to teach Yoruba, Igbo, and other languages. The startup, founded by Frank Williams and others, aims to preserve cultural identity through language.
Schollarr: Accessing International Education
Founded by Tersoo Hulugh in 2024, Schollarr offers a mentorship marketplace for students from developing regions. The platform has already connected over 1,000 students with experts.
Tuteria: Learning Platform Guided by Mentors
Founded in London in 2015, Tuteria connects learners with vetted tutors across various subjects. The platform has served over 10,000 learners.
These startups not only provide educational solutions but also create communities. It is expected that the number of such initiatives will grow, considering the increasing interest in education.
