At EXWHYZEE Technologies Ltd, our mission is to empower individuals, businesses, and government entities through innovative IT solutions. Since our inception, we have been at the forefront of designing cutting-edge technologies to cater to diverse needs.
I am thrilled to share an exciting new initiative - the EXWHYZEE Digital Skills Training Program. Funded by the IGF Innovation Grant, we will train 1000 youths in Abia State on a range of digital skills, equipping them with the knowledge and tools to thrive in the evolving job market.
Our experienced team is dedicated to bridging the classroom-industry gap, ensuring participants gain practical, hands-on experience in the latest technologies.
To digitally automate every business in Nigeria and its surrounding regions, leveraging cutting-edge technology
We intend to develop the right human resources and software for every business using all industrial standards.
Our core value is to make life easy through technology, we trive to grow your business and impact positively to the society
At EXWHYZEE, our objective is to deliver tailored design solutions that align with our clients' business objectives.
We make serious research on all our projects ranging from getting the necessary information.
Our project development teams now takes this next step in turning the information gathered to a tangible solution
After development, our team of software tester ensures that the solution is functional and can serve the purpose it was created.
The project now been developed is handed to our esteemed clients as a final solution/product.
The Federal Government has rolled out an Artificial Intelligence training initiative aimed at equipping 6,000 senior secondary school teachers drawn from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
Manufacturing stakeholders, including industry leaders and government officials, gathered in Lagos to address growing worries about Nigeria’s persistent dependence on imported raw materials and technology.
Education stakeholders in Nigeria have emphasized the crucial contributions of science laboratory technologists to advancing research, fostering innovation, and promoting sustainable development in universities nationwide.
The Blackboard Learning Management System has been launched by the Federal Government in public tertiary institutions, with Kaduna State College of Education, Gidan Waya, as the starting point.
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has issued a stern warning to Nigeria’s online lending industry, threatening a penalty of up to ₦100 million for unethical conduct. This move comes as the commission intensifies its efforts to curb the predatory practices of some digital lenders, which have been a source of widespread consumer complaints.
With tech initiatives rapidly multiplying across the continent, Africa is gaining strong momentum toward building an inclusive, sovereign, and innovation-driven digital economy — marking a decisive turning point. As the continent’s annual digital pulse check, Gitex Africa underscored this shift: Africa is no longer content to be a spectator in the global digital revolution — it is determined to be a driving force.
The Federal Government has authorised the creation of nine additional private universities nationwide. Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, disclosed this on Wednesday during a briefing with State House correspondents, following the Federal Executive Council meeting chaired by President Bola Tinubu in Abuja.
These joint initiatives are swiftly reshaping sectors ranging from healthcare and logistics to finance and education, with TII and MBZUAI driving progress in open-source AI models that empower researchers and innovators worldwide.
The deal represents a game-changing step toward advancing digital inclusion and bringing dependable connectivity to more corners of Africa. The deal represents a game-changing step toward advancing digital inclusion and bringing dependable connectivity to more corners of Africa.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), Nigeria, has issued revised results for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination for school candidates, after uncovering grading errors that had a major impact on candidates’ performance records.