By Martha Agas
The Abosede Tomori Foundation (ATF) says it has unveiled Nigeria’s first AI-powered examination preparatory platform, designed to deliver syndicated digital learning and intelligent tutoring for senior secondary school students.
ATF`s founder, Segun Tomori told newsmen on Saturday in Abuja that the platform was conceived to prepare the students for their Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations (SSCE) and the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
He said that the platform, established in partnership with Study AI, aims to improve students’ access to quality study materials for their examination subjects.
He said that it aligned with the foundation’s commitment to enhancing access to quality education and fostering skills development, with 200 students in Oshodi–Isolo Constituency already enrolled in the platform`s pilot scheme.
Tomori, who is also the Special Assistant on Media to the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, said that the initiative followed ATF’s successful “Back to School” programme, which provided learning materials to school children in October.
The foundation had distributed school bags, exercise books and other essentials to 300 indigent pupils across public primary schools in the Ejigbo and Isolo Local Council Development Areas in Lagos.
According to him, preparing for national examinations remains challenging for millions of Nigerian students due to limited access to quality materials, outdated study methods, and a lack of personalised academic support.
He said that these barriers had contributed to the persistent high failure rates across various major national examinations.
“The Study AI directly addresses these gaps by offering a dynamic, curriculum-aligned digital learning environment powered by artificial intelligence.
“Through real-time corrections, adaptive study paths, gamified motivation systems, group study features and realistic mock exams, the platform equips students with a more effective and engaging way to prepare for high-stakes tests.
“It is designed for scale, Study AI aims to support hundreds of thousands of learners nationwide as it expands,“ he said.
According to him, the initiative falls under the Skills Development and Scholarship scheme, one of the foundation’s five core pillars.
He said that ATF was delighted to lead the initiative, marking a new era in exam preparation with the integration of technology, especially Artificial Intelligence.
“Study AI has developed something truly innovative and unprecedented and we are glad to support the preparation of high school students in my constituency.
“Our goal is to ensure that they excel in their final exams and secure admission into tertiary institutions,“ Tomori said.
He said that the foundation would track performance of the students on the platform and reward top achievers.
He said that it would also address students’ needs through Study AI’s online support team, and conduct mock examinations to ensure students were fully primed for success.
Yvonne Momah, Chief Executive Officer of Study AI, said that the platform introduced a new era of examination readiness for Nigerian students, with a focus on intelligent and personalised learning.
“Our mission is simple, to make high-quality education accessible, affordable and engaging for every learner.
“With AI-driven tutoring, real-time feedback, and gamified motivation, we are building a platform that truly understands students.
“This launch underscores our commitment to transforming exam preparation and unlocking brighter futures across the country,” Momah stated.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the beneficiaries of the pilot scheme were selected from secondary schools in Isolo and Ejigbo LCDAs within Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II.
They will be granted access to the platform until the commencement of their examinations in 2026.
