That the demography has changed and the most common complaints coming from parents and teachers include: Our children do not like to read books anymore; they spend all their time on the internet; they use the computer like it runs in their blood; our children are no longer interested in going to school; they want an easy life.

That on average, Nigerian students spend almost the same amount of time online as the kids in more developed countries. However, Nigerian students are less exposed to educational content/material than their foreign counterparts, preferring social media and entertainment websites over e-learning and research websites.

That the student population (from age 5-25) in 2013 was approximately 100 million. Government can use technology to reach this age group and deploy educational and training materials to them seamlessly. Government can use broadband technology more effectively and cheaply to disseminate specific and targeted information to the youth.

That WizitUp is an e-learning content and platform provider that brings teachers and students together. Any teacher can create and upload his/her video and text lessons on WizitUp and any student who is interested in that subject can subscribe to it and learn at his or her pace. With WizitUp, there is no dull student, every student is a Wiz!