AI revolution: Equipping students, others for the future of work

…StudyIn to boost students’ AI knowledge in global study conference As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms, workplaces and economies around the world, the need to equip students and professionals with relevant digital and AI skills has become increasingly urgent. Against this backdrop, StudyIn is set to deepen students’ understanding of artificial intelligence and its growing impact on education and careers at a global study conference, bringing together stakeholders to explore how young people can remain prepared and competitive in the rapidly evolving world of work. Ojinika Agbu, the country director at StudyIn, speaking ahead of the conference, said: “Students today are preparing for a world that is changing faster than ever. AI is already influencing the way we learn, work and build careers, which means students need to think carefully about the education and skills they will need for the future. “Through the StudyIn Global Study Conference, we want to give students and parents access to the right information, international institutions, and expert guidance to help them make informed decisions about their education journey at no cost.” The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms, workplaces and economies around the world, the need to equip students and professionals with relevant digital and AI skills has become increasingly urgent. Against this backdrop, StudyIn is set to deepen students’ understanding of artificial intelligence and its growing impact on education and careers at a global study conference, bringing together stakeholders to explore how young people can remain prepared and competitive in the rapidly evolving world of work. Ojinika Agbu, the country director at StudyIn, speaking ahead of the conference, said: “Students today are preparing for a world that is changing faster than ever. AI is already influencing the way we learn, work and build careers, which means students need to think carefully about the education and skills they will need for the future. “Through the StudyIn Global Study Conference, we want to give students and parents access to the right information, international institutions, and expert guidance to help them make informed decisions about their education journey at no cost.” The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Against this backdrop, StudyIn is set to deepen students’ understanding of artificial intelligence and its growing impact on education and careers at a global study conference, bringing together stakeholders to explore how young people can remain prepared and competitive in the rapidly evolving world of work. Ojinika Agbu, the country director at StudyIn, speaking ahead of the conference, said: “Students today are preparing for a world that is changing faster than ever. AI is already influencing the way we learn, work and build careers, which means students need to think carefully about the education and skills they will need for the future. “Through the StudyIn Global Study Conference, we want to give students and parents access to the right information, international institutions, and expert guidance to help them make informed decisions about their education journey at no cost.” The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Ojinika Agbu, the country director at StudyIn, speaking ahead of the conference, said: “Students today are preparing for a world that is changing faster than ever. AI is already influencing the way we learn, work and build careers, which means students need to think carefully about the education and skills they will need for the future. “Through the StudyIn Global Study Conference, we want to give students and parents access to the right information, international institutions, and expert guidance to help them make informed decisions about their education journey at no cost.” The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

“Through the StudyIn Global Study Conference, we want to give students and parents access to the right information, international institutions, and expert guidance to help them make informed decisions about their education journey at no cost.” The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The conference, themed “Future Ready: Succeeding in an AI-Driven World,” will focus on how AI is changing education, careers, and the skills students need to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global economy. Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Agbu reiterated that as technology continues to reshape the workplace, choosing a university and course now requires one to think beyond admission. “The StudyIn Global Study Conference will provide practical conversations around higher education, employability, emerging technologies and future career opportunities, while helping students and parents make more informed decisions about international education,” she noted. The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The event is expected to attract more than 300 students, young professionals, parents, and education stakeholders, alongside representatives from international institutions across the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland; and it holds on Saturday, October 10, at The Ballroom, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and receive information on programmes, admission requirements, application timelines, tuition fees, scholarships, visa processes and post-study work opportunities. The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The conference is part of the organisation’s broader commitment to providing students, young professionals and families with professional guidance on university and course selection, applications, visa support and the key steps involved in their international education journey. The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The future ready essay competition As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

As part of the conference, StudyIn Nigeria is also inviting Year 11 and Year 12 students from top secondary schools nationwide to participate in the Future Ready Essay Competition, designed to encourage young people to think critically about the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The competition gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives on what it means to be prepared for an AI-driven world and how young people can position themselves for the opportunities and challenges ahead. Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Outstanding entries will receive prizes, including a MacBook, an iPad, and other exciting prizes. Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Since 2006, StudyIn has supported more than 1.3 million students globally and operates through a network of more than 100 offices in 42 countries, establishing its position as the best globally experienced higher education consultancy. The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

The conference is designed primarily for secondary school students and their parents or guardians, while also welcoming university students and young professionals exploring postgraduate opportunities. Related News Lights, Hymns, and Emerald Tributes: How Lagos said goodbye to screen legend, Olu Jacobs Top 5 ranked Nigerian footballers worth combined N275bn in 2026 Afreximbank’s $15bn Dangote exposure deepens with Kenya refinery project Charles Ogwo Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities. Share

Charles Ogwo is a proactive journalist, driving education, and business innovations for over 10 years. He leads initiatives leveraging tech to enhance storytelling and build topnotch performing team. Charles is passionate about harnessing technology to inform, engage and empower communities.