The Economist has recognised the EdoBEST Model as one which works, especially in low-income countries. In a comprehensive feature that explores some of the results of the programme, the media giants highlight why and how EdoBEST has stood out on a continent where learning outcomes remain a major worry for governments and policy makers.

More children in Edo state have started benefiting from the innovative, life-changing learning methods of EdoBEST, the revolutionary basic education reform programme introduced by the Governor Godwin Obaseki led administration. This follows the successful completion of training and graduation ceremony for an additional 1,200 teachers and headteachers on 14, January 2023. Speaking at the graduation… Read More »More children

The graduation ceremony of teachers, headteachers, principals, quality assurance officers and learning development officers which was held in Benin City recently has been described as a new beginning for EdTech penetration in Nigeria. With the graduation ceremony, Edo State’s signature basic education sector reform programme, EdoBEST has expanded to 380 schools with 2,602 gadgets (teacher… Read More »EdTech (TPD):

Students from Edo Basic Education Sector Transformation (EdoBEST) programme schools were the cynosure of all eyes as they dazzled local and international investors with their presentation at the recently concluded Edo state flagship investor summit, Alagodaro, in Benin City. The all-female student performers, drawn from secondary schools, presented a spoken-word rendered with the title “Alaghodaro!”… Read More »Alaghodaro 2022:

The Executive Chairman of Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (Edo SUBEB), Mrs. Ozavize E. Salami has pledged total commitment to sustaining and strengthening the EdoSTAR Fellowship Programme initiated by Governor Godwin Obaseki. Mrs. Salami made the disclosure at a special event organized by the Edo State Ministry of Education in collaboration with Edo SUBEB… Read More »Edo SUBEB

The Executive Chairman of Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (Edo SUBEB), Mrs. Ozavize E. Salami has called on parents and guardians of pupils in primary and junior secondary schools to demonstrate more committed to the education of their children as the new academic session begins. Mrs. Salami made the remark during resumption monitoring visits to schools as