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Celebrating Remarkable Women: Mothers & Trailblazers

This International Women’s Day, we at Edike are celebrating the incredible women who are not only raising amazing children but also building thriving businesses. These multitasking marvels are true inspiration, and we’re proud to shine a spotlight on their journeys. Sandra Ogbuso, affectionately known as The Sandypreneur, is a dynamic force in the Nigerian business

Nurturing Financial Savvy Kids: Preventing Childhood Money Mistakes (Global Money Week 2025)

Global Money Week 2025 is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on the importance of financial literacy, not just for adults but for children too! At Edike (www.edike.africa), we understand that financial well-being starts early. That’s why we’re highlighting the common financial mistakes children make and why you, as a parent, play a crucial role in

From Despair to Dreams: Why Nigerian Parents Should Embrace Credit (Responsibly)

Nigerian households are grappling with rising costs of living. Inflation rates have significantlyimpacted everyday expenses, and education is no exception. School fees continue to climb,placing immense pressure on parents. In this context, access to credit isn’t a luxury; it’s often anecessity!Myths about Credits in NigeriaIt’s true that credit carries a lot of misconceptions, especially within

AI and Education: HOW TO PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR AN AUTOMATED FUTURE

International Day of Education 2025 Imagine a world where AI tutors your child, tailors lessons to their exact learning style, and even grades their homework! But hold on; let’s not get carried away. AI in education isn’t about robots taking over classrooms. It’s about using technology in smart ways to make learning more exciting, personalised,