ACI Computer Education

Our intention is to champion the beginning of a great paradigm in the Nigerian education system. We want to expose our young students to real-world engineering challenges through hands-on LEGO-based robotics projects. We want Nigerian kids to begin to think creatively and innovate like their international counterparts. Not just to pass exams.

At ACI, we have decided to train 10,000 Nigerian kids in Robotics for FREE. We want to do this in 200 secondary schools across 6 cities: Abeokuta, Osogbo, Akure, Ile-Ife, Ibadan and Lagos. This project would start in September 2015 through April 2016.

We just launched an indiegogo campaign to raise money for this cause. Check it here: http://igg.me/at/10000kids

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What we do on a daily basis at ACI is to help young Nigerians . A life better than what they would get through the conventional academic system.

Adewoye Ezekiel is one of such young guys we are grooming for our dear Nigeria. He is currently undergoing an intensive Web Development hands-on training at our at Obafemi Awolowo University.

Ezekiel might turnout to be a dot com entrepreneur in Nigeria, or get a web development job as a student or after school but we are sure that, on our watch, he will leave the university fully loaded as a web developer and not just as a 'normal' graduate like his peers.

When it comes to pencil sketches, Olajumoke Ademudi is a great talent. She is currently a 2nd year student at the department of electrical and electronics engineering, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife. She is quite talented and obviously a fan of fine art.

She is one of the brilliant undergrads currently taking part in our in OAU where she is learning 3D animation.

We believe so much in Nigerian young people and we are working relentlessly to bring out the best in them.

Our will be holding in 11 Nigerian universities this year. And we really can't wait to meet more people like Jumoke.

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Undergrads at in a late night ACI coding class.