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Across the world, many developed and developing nations have embraced the use of their native languages as the primary medium of instruction in schools — and the results speak for themselves. Countries like Germany, France, Japan, China, and South Korea teach science, technology, medicine, and other complex subjects in their own languages.
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In many parts of Nigeria (including the North or “Arewa”), the practice of enrolling students in so-called “Special Centres” for WAEC and NECO examinations has sadly become common. These centres promise guaranteed success by allowing – and often encouraging – various forms of cheating during national exams. While it may appear to be a shortcut to academic success, the long-term consequences of this unethical approach are devastating, not only for the students involved but for the entire Arewa society.
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Northern Nigeria, often referred to as Arewa, has long carried the unfortunate label of being “educationally disadvantaged.” This is a reality reflected in years of lower literacy rates, limited access to quality education, and a gap in digital and professional skills compared to other regions in Nigeria. In a world that increasingly rewards digital competence and continuous learning, the educational lag in Arewa threatens to deepen the economic and social divide between the North and the rest of the country. Against this backdrop, the emergence of Arewa Digital Academy (ADA) is not only timely—it is essential.
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