Since 2013, the number of active internet users in Nigeria has nearly doubled. As more people have gone online, the country has also seen a surge of interest in edtech solutions. Unlike many edtech providers in countries where internet use is already well established, however, Nigerian providers still need to cater to users with varying levels […]
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Cait Etherington February 19, 2019