Nigeria Launches National Digital Education Platform in 2026

The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to officially launch the National Digital Education Management Information System (DNEMIS) on July 1, 2026, alongside a public DNEMIS portal and the inauguration of state implementation teams. This initiative aims to eliminate fragmented educational data and strengthen evidence-based planning and accountability in the education sector.
Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, emphasized the importance of credible data for effective policymaking. Mr. Adebayo Onigbanjo, the project coordinator, noted that DNEMIS will provide reliable access to educational data, supporting planning, budgeting, and monitoring.
The platform will digitize the annual school census, replacing manual data collection processes and improving resource allocation. Miss Mojoyin Adebajo, a special assistant to the Minister, highlighted that this initiative reflects the government's commitment to educational reform driven by credible evidence.
The project has received technical support from UNICEF and the University of Oslo, demonstrating the importance of strategic partnerships in advancing educational reforms in Nigeria.
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