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Strong academic foundations
Build reading, writing, maths and reasoning skills.

For Nigerian families in the diaspora
Grade 1 through high school
Build strong foundations in reading, writing, maths and reasoning, with learning rooted in the Nigerian curriculum. Prepare for scholarship and entrance assessments in Canada or wherever your child lives.
What OverSabi is
OverSabi helps Nigerian families in the diaspora support their children's learning and prepare for future academic opportunities.
From Grade 1 through high school, we combine strong foundations, knowledge across subjects and focused assessment preparation, while helping parents understand progress and relevant opportunities.
Why OverSabi
Support your child's learning today and prepare for the opportunities ahead.
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Build reading, writing, maths and reasoning skills.
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Develop skills your child can use in school wherever they live.
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Practise challenging questions and approach assessments with confidence.
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Find relevant scholarships and grants and understand application requirements.
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See strengths, practice needs and useful next steps.
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Build on the Nigerian curriculum while expanding knowledge across subjects.
How it works
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Tell us your child's grade and priorities.
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Follow suitable lessons and focused practice.
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Understand mistakes and take the next step.
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Track growth and prepare for suitable assessments.
Scholarship & entrance preparation
Build the skills and confidence to face challenging questions, and become a stronger candidate for suitable academic opportunities.


Guidance for parents
Identify relevant scholarships and grants, understand requirements, and prepare stronger applications, starting with what your family needs most.
Nigerian roots. Global opportunities.
Build on the Nigerian curriculum while developing skills your child can use in school and beyond, wherever they live.
Build on the Nigerian curriculum with clear lessons and practice.
Strengthen learning in reading, writing, maths and more.
Develop skills that help in school and beyond, wherever they live.
Our approach
A learning journey that helps families understand the work and the next step.
Build on the Nigerian curriculum through lessons and practice.
Understand strengths, mistakes and what to practise next.
Parents approve learner access and stay connected to progress.
Who it serves

Parent or guardian
See strengths, practice needs and next steps. Follow learning progress and get guidance on suitable academic opportunities.
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Student
Learn, practise and understand your mistakes. Build confidence for schoolwork and challenging assessments.
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Teacher
Use learning evidence to identify gaps, explain difficult ideas and guide each learner's next step.
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Guardian consent stays required. Learning works when the network is slow. Educational play rules apply when earn-to-play launches.
Subjects follow the Nigerian curriculum.
Parents approve access and stay in control of linked learners.
Planned: game minutes come from today's learning, not from ads or shortcuts. Lifetime points still remain.
Lessons can pause and resume. Lighter files help when the network is slow.
FAQ
Nigerian families in the diaspora with children from Grade 1 through high school, and teachers or partners who support them.
Reading, writing, maths and reasoning strengthen skills children use across subjects, wherever they go to school.
Focused practice for suitable scholarship and entrance assessments, based on a learner's age and goals.
Yes. Guidance on relevant scholarships and grants, requirements, and preparing stronger applications. Tell us on the waitlist if that is a priority for your family.
It is built first for diaspora families who want Nigerian educational foundations without losing the skills their child needs locally. Families in Nigeria are welcome too.
Get ready for what comes next
Prepare for the opportunities ahead.
Join the waitlist for early access and launch updates. Tell us what your family needs most so we can focus where interest is strongest.
For parents, teachers, and partners.
Tell us what your family needs. Use your own email, not a learner's.