Secondary school students put Classence to the test! They practised exam questions and explored what to study next.
Thanks to @EmpwrAfricans Africans for bringing the students together. 💚
Try https://t.co/NX6m7XtREO or DM us to get your school involved. #Classence#ExamPrep
Every great innovation begins with an idea.
At Yabvil, we're turning ideas into meaningful digital solutions, starting with Classence and ResultCrest.
And we're just getting started.
Yabvil Building What's Next.
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@Dreal_vicki@IkejaElectric@lasercng Indeed @IkejaElectric@ieserve is not-challant about every customer's complaint/ satisfaction; blocked online a functional Prepaid Meter from recharging & refused to respond to email sent since 17-07-2026: 7:58am on d rationale! What a monopolistic impunity! @lasercng@lasgcopa
What if I told you 10 engineering teams at UNILAG are currently building solutions to Nigerian problems… and we might not be able to afford to let them finish?
Please, Watch this Video. 👇
@hackSultan@AdoraNwodo@SamuelOtigba@Tunde_OD
5,000 engineering students. 10 departments. 10 prototypes.
And somehow, we still struggle to convince people to fund innovation.
On August 28, over 2000 students from all 10 engineering departments at the University of Lagos will come together for the first ever PIDEC Grand Finale, where student teams will present prototypes built to solve actual Nigerian problems.
I’m Faisal Adams, a final year Electrical & Electronics Engineering student at UNILAG and Chairman of PIDEC, the Prototype Inter Departmental Engineering Challenge.
Together with the President of the University of Lagos Engineering Society, Olawale Ayoola, we created PIDEC around a simple idea:
Engineering students shouldn’t spend four or five years learning how things work without getting enough opportunities to actually build.
And honestly, this is where I need your help.
Because these students have spent weeks BUILDING:
🩸 A device for point-of-care blood typing.
⚡ Smart energy management for homes.
🛡️ A wearable child-safety GPS tracker.
🌱 Soil intelligence for agriculture and farm infrastructure.
🛣️ Real-time pothole detection and mapping.
♻️ Intelligent waste sorting.
…and four more prototypes tackling problems across healthcare, infrastructure, drainage, petroleum and more.
This is what happens when you give engineering students permission to stop just learning engineering and actually DO engineering.
But here’s the problem.
We are still on our way to hit our ₦10 MILLION target to make this first edition what it deserves to be.
And we are running out of time.
This isn’t just about putting together another student event.
The first edition determines whether PIDEC becomes a one-time experiment or a platform that future generations of Nigerian engineers inherit and build on.
And I really, REALLY don’t want the latter to happen because we couldn’t get people to believe in it.
So I’m asking Twitter/X to help me do something.
If you know a UNILAG alumnus, founder, tech leader, company executive, investor, creator, or anyone who genuinely cares about young Nigerians building things, TAG THEM.
Don’t just like this tweet.
TAG THEM.
If you can support financially, we’ll appreciate it.
If you can introduce us to someone who can support, even better.
If all you can do is repost this and put it in front of someone who can make a difference, that matters too.
I genuinely believe Nigeria doesn’t have a shortage of brilliant young people.
We have a shortage of platforms, resources and people willing to bet on them.
Let’s change that.
Watch the video.
Tag someone.
Repost this.
Let’s make sure these students are not building in silence.
📩 Sponsorship/partnership: DM me or contact us via WhatsApp:
Faisal: 09035771048, 09070835260
Fame: 08130367033
PIDEC Grand Finale — August 28.
Let’s make the first one count.
@jidesanwoolu Kudos, keep it up BOAS - Against all odds! @IkejaElectric@ieServe Would u kindly acknowledge receipt of email sent to ur Customer Care Unit on 17-07-26, 7.58am & issue relevant SR Ticket#? Captioned: Deliberate Online Blockage of Top-Up on Prepaid Meter A/c 0102181806 @lasercng
While everyone else is busy debating how to fix education, we’re actually building the solution.
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The @avzdax Academy is officially introduced to the world.
This isn’t just another training programme. AVZDAX has built an elite learning environment centered around real-world technology, systems thinking, and complex problem-solving.
Thrilled to announce that Classence is officially LIVE
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Lagos moves 4 million people daily.
Most of it is danfo, keke and okada. Informal, untracked, invisible to every city planner and investor making decisions about this city.
We are building TRAXS to change that.
A mobility intelligence platform that maps how Lagos actually moves.
Works on any phone. No internet. No app.
Building at the @Arthurite_IX OneWithAI Hackathon
UNILAG featured us on their website and pushed it across all their socials!
Thank you @UnilagNigeria for always showing up for your students 💙💯
Na why unilag students dey always do amazing things, we get our school backing 🫶
Congratulations to Team Overclock, winners of the AI4Telco Hackathon at the ongoing Microsoft AI Skills (@MicrosoftSkills) Week Lagos 2026.
Organised as part of the @Microsoft AI Skills Week Lagos in partnership with @MTNFoundationNG as Telecom Partner, the AI4Telco Hackathon brought together over 20 teams in an intensive innovation sprint focused on solving critical challenges across Risk Management, Customer Analytics, AI-Enabled Sustainable Power Management, and Productivity & Workflow Management.
The hackathon showcased the power of local talent, collaboration, and applied AI innovation, culminating in final solution presentations at the AI Skills Summit yesterday before an audience of over 120 industry experts, developers, ecosystem leaders, and partners.
Emerging as the winning team, Team Overclock, represented by Akeem Jr Odebiyi (@AkeemJR001), Abdulwahab Biluwatife Yusuf (@abdulwahab2504), and Blessing Esabu (@techsis_1813), developed a real-time analytics solution designed for retention managers and customer support teams. Their solution leverages transaction history and call centre experience analysis to enable proactive customer engagement, improve service delivery, and drive best-in-class user experiences.
We sincerely appreciate our distinguished judges, Ebuka Ezewuzie (@bugsy_ebuka) , Senior Manager, Growth and New Business Platforms, @MTNNG; Babatunde Fatai, Manager, Emerging Technologies, @MTNNG; Chimaoge Esotu , Technical Delivery Lead, Solutions & Training, @dsn_ai_network; and Oluwaseyi Olawunmiju, @Microsoft MVP, for their time, expertise, and commitment in evaluating the innovative solutions presented.
#MicrosoftAISkillsWeek #AISkillsWeekNigeria #AISkillsWeekLagos #AIinAction #AILeadership #Hackathon #DigitalTransformation
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