Defunct DevKids is now uLesson Coding School
“DevKids is now uLesson Coding School and it’s so much more than a name change,” the edtech startup stated in a tweet on March 3rd.
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uLesson raises $15 million in Series B funding round
uLesson, an Abuja-based ed-tech startup has raised a $15 million Series B fund. This is arguably the largest disclosed investment in Africa's ed-tech ecosystem.
uLesson discontinues DevKids, online coding classes for kids
DevKids, a live virtual coding class for kids powered by uLesson, an Abuja-based ed-tech startup has been discontinued.
Following uLesson’s Departure from Jos, what next for Plateau State’s Tech Ecosystem?
Over four months since uLesson’s departed from Jos, the questions remain; how many more startups need to go before it emerges as a viable home for tech startups in the country?
uLesson, a Nigerian edTech startup, has raised $7.5million in Series A funding
uLesson, the African learning technology platform, has closed a $7.5mn Series A round led by Owl Ventures, with inclusion from existing investors, TLcom Capital and Founder Collective and participation from new investor LocalGlobe.
Nigeria at 60: Top sixty Nigerian tech entrepreneurs that deserve to be celebrated
Benjamindada team is using this independence day to celebrate sixty entrepreneurs that we believe have done wonderfully.
uLesson partners MultiChoice Africa, owners of DStv and GOtv, to bring fun educational content to Africa
uLesson has partnered with MultiChoice to show educational content to African Families on DStv channel 154 and GOtv channel 2, every weekday from 4 to 5 PM.
12 Nigerian startups to watch out for
A survey and asking a score of techpreneurs, investors, tech analysts and enthusiasts after, these are the Nigerian startups to look out for.
TC Townhall: What's needed for edtech to be successful in Africa?
What's needed for edtech to be successful in Africa?
Sim Shagaya's edtech startup, uLessson secures $3.1 million seed funding
uLesson—the latest venture of Sim Shagaya—has secured $3.1 million (₦1.1 billion) funding in a seed round led by TLcom Capital, one of the leading venture capital firms focused on the African market.