Friday Ameh: “Alison courses are rich in information.”
“My name is Friday Ameh. I’m a Nigerian citizen who loves knowledge and is ready to take steps to acquire more knowledge. I’m a lawyer, teacher and peacebuilder.” How did you learn about Alison? I learnt about Alison while searching for online courses I could do for free. What was your first course on Alison,…
Esther Chidinma Chinweuba: “With Alison, you can find any course you desire to learn.”
“My name is Esther Chidinma Chinweuba from the south-eastern part of Nigeria. I’m a graduate of Forestry and Wildlife and am currently a master’s student of Science-Policy Interface on Biodiversity and Ecosystem services (SPIBES). I love nature and learning generally.” How did you learn about Alison? I cannot remember how I learnt about Alison but…
Dorothy Akende: “Whatever Alison course you choose, the materials are informative.”
“My name is Dorothy Akende and I am from Nigeria. I have four years of experience in the community development sector, specifically focused on peace-building and empowering women. I graduated from Nasarawa State University with a degree in Religious Studies. I have a background in telecommunications and am the founder of the House of Hilkiah…
Muhammad Etubi: “It is worth being an Alison graduate.”
“My name is Muhammad Etubi. I am a Nigerian who speaks and writes Arabic and English fluently. I am an e-cataloguer and an Information Manager with the University of Jos Library.” How did you learn about Alison? I was browsing the internet for a webinar to upgrade my knowledge in the field of Library and…
Africa Rising: The Future of Transformative Education in Nigeria and Beyond
In February 2025, Alison attended the Omniverse Africa Summit in Lagos, Nigeria, where Alison Founder and CEO Mike Feerick delivered a keynote speech. The summit brought together education leaders and representatives of the Nigerian government to explore the future of education and showcase the outstanding achievements of the Nigerian educational sector. Mike delivered a memorable…
Abiola Ajibade: “I strongly recommend Alison because of the rich range of courses.”
“My name is Abiola Ajibade and I’m from Nigeria. I am a high school teacher by profession.” How did you learn about Alison? I was introduced to Alison by a close friend. What was your first course on Alison, and why did you choose it? The first course I studied with Alison was Understanding Student…
Ogbanje Adeka Julius: “Alison courses help you to discover yourself.”
“My name is Ogbanje Adeka Julius. I am from Okpokwu in Benue State, Nigeria. I attended Benue State Polytechnic in Ugbokolo and received both the National and Higher National Diploma Certificates in Marketing. Thereafter, I decided to switch career to education so I pursued a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) and a master’s in Educational…
Billion Promise Agunia: “Alison offers an opportunity to empower oneself through quality education.”
“My name is Billion Promise Agunia and I’m from Nigeria. I was the last child born to a polygamous family in Rivers State. I studied Law at Rivers State University as a result of my academic experience with Alison and other online learning platforms.” How did you learn about Alison? I found Alison after finishing…
Abasido Umoh: “Alison courses are well structured and very informative.”
“My name is Abasido Umoh. I’m Nigerian and I’m a final year student at the University of Calabar in Cross River State in Nigeria. I’m studying Electronics and Computer Technology. It’s a five year programme and I’m in my final year. I’m from a Christian family of four.” How did you learn about Alison? I…
Lesson of the Day: ‘Why Nigeria Is Now Erupting’
Students in U.S. high schools can get free digital access to The New York Times until Sept. 1, 2021.Lesson OverviewFeatured Article: “Why Nigeria Is Now Erupting” by Rick Gladstone and Megan Specia“Tens of thousands of Nigerians have been demonstrating for weeks against a notoriously brutal and corrupt police agency, the Special Anti-Robbery Squad,” Rick Gladstone…
