Google is giving students at accredited Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education 12 months of its AI Plus plan for free.
Google said the subscription, worth ₦92,400 ($68.56), gives students access to Gemini Study Notebooks, Gemini Live, Deep Research, interactive 3D visualisations and Google Lens Homework Helper, among other AI-powered learning tools.
The offer is Google’s latest effort to bring its AI tools into education in Africa. In October 2025, the tech giant offered university students in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa and Zimbabwe 12 months of free access to Google AI Pro.
To qualify for the offer, eligible students must verify their enrolment through SheerID, a data platform. Students who claimed the offer last academic year can renew it for another 12 months by verifying their student status again, according to Google.
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Every year Jason Statham puts out a movie where he plays Jason Statham... He seeks vengeance for some ill action that's none of his business and gets it. Every year I watch it knowing exactly what will happen.
Mutiny done and dusted. See you again next year with the exact same storyline 🤣
I’d argue that our poverty is why classism exists. Everyone knows we’re poor, so people spend too much time trying to prove they aren’t as poor as the next person.
SpaceX’s initial public offering has made Elon Musk a trillionaire. The second biggest payday goes to Antonio Gracias, his close friend and longtime investor who has made a career out of backing Musk. https://t.co/5R2b64nAxw
There’s something interesting and maybe new in the political space, growing up we were told Northerners will always vote their own no matter what, but these days when people do analysis, they give PO 90% of zone, BAT some 70-75% but somehow Northerners won’t vote in bloc for AA.
>be Milton Friedman
>visit China in 1980
>see thousands of workers digging canal with shovels
>ask Chinese official: "Why not use bulldozers?"
>official replies: "That would eliminate jobs"
>Friedman: "Then why not use spoons?"
Breaking news!
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am reaching out on the situation involving the 7 Officers and 4 airmen of the Nigerian Air Force who have been detained alongside their Lockheed C-130 Hercules aircraft since Monday in Barkina Faso
As you may know, the aircraft was on a ferry mission to Portugal when it developed a technical issue shortly after takeoff from Lagos, prompting a precautionary landing in Burkina Faso
Contrary to reports from the government claiming that the crew had been released on Tuesday to continue their journey, the team is still being held by Burkina Faso authorities. This is largely because the federal government has not yet reached out officially to clarify their mission.
The officers and airmen detained have no contact their families or any updates from the NAF and FG.
All that is required at this point is for the Federal Government to formally communicate with the Burkinabe authorities to confirm that the crew was on an authorized mission to Portugal and had no involvement whatsoever in the Benin air operations.
We are seeking suppoet to raise awareness and hold the government accountable so that prompt action is taken.
The earlier reports about their release by NAF is false they are still detained.
I am happy to provide further updates.