The recent release of 21 Chibok girls, who were abducted eight years ago in a horrific act of violence, is a bittersweet moment. While we rejoice in their freedom, the
In a landmark move, the founder and Executive Director of Dbegotin Educational Foundation, Mr. Jeremiah Oseni, along with members of the Dbegotin in Kano State, held a productive meeting with
As we end the Global Week to Act on the Sustainable Development Goals, Dbegotin Educational Foundation, in partnership with The Ebaidebheki Initiative, joined the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Action
Imagine an uneducated version of Barack Obama. Imagine if all Obama ever became was a local farmer in a Kenyan village, with no dreams beyond the next harvest. Imagine how
Amina loved to sit under the mango tree in her family’s compound in Kano, watching the sky. She was fascinated by the way the stars twinkled and the moon shone.
It Began With a Whisper of PossibilityIn small classrooms scattered across the Federal Capital Territory, a group of young girls once sat in silence, their hands calloused from chores and
“To achieve full, equal and meaningful participation in ICT, young women and girls must have equal opportunities to learn digital skills and technology fundamentals, and accessible and quality education in
The UN defines gender equality as the elimination of discrimination against women and girls, the empowerment of women and the achievement of equality between men and women as partners and
Every year since 2019, the world, under the leadership of the United Nations, observes the International Day of Education on the 24th of January. It is a day to celebrate
“Tech is for boys” “You are not smart enough to code” “You cannot be a Physicist; that’s not a realistic career path.” Imagine being beaten with these words every time
Dear Friends, On this day, 24th January 2024, as we commemorate the Sixth International Day of Education, it is imperative to address the pressing challenges facing education in Nigeria under
“Parents, listen to your children, for we are the leaders of tomorrow. Try and pay our school fees. And give us a sound education!” I remember when we used to
Dbegotin Educational Foundation is a youth-led non-profit organization that is deeply concerned about the collapsing state of education in Nigeria, and as such seeks to improve the nation by ensuring that every Nigerian child gets a safe, equal and quality education that solves problems.
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