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Fatima al-Fihri used her inheritance to found the al-Qarawiyyin mosque in Fez, which grew into a centre of learning. Meet a Nkuzify Patron Teacher.

Ahmed Baba taught and wrote in Timbuktu when it was a centre of learning. When Morocco invaded in 1591, he was exiled and his books were taken. Meet a Nkuzify Patron Teacher.

Ptahhotep was a vizier of ancient Egypt whose Instruction, advice from a father to his son, is one of the oldest teaching texts we still have. Meet a Nkuzify Patron Teacher.

Imhotep lived in ancient Egypt about 4,600 years ago and is remembered as a builder, a healer and a keeper of wisdom. Meet one of Nkuzify's Patron Teachers.

The teachers who teach on Nkuzify today: Tonio, Chi, Miracle and Emmanuel, each with their own story.

The principals, the classroom teachers and the people at home who taught us, celebrated by Nkuzify.

Ministers and commissioners shape the classrooms of Nigeria. Meet some of the people leading education nationally and in the states.

The school and lesson centre owners we celebrated, teachers who went one step further and built a school of their own.

The Minister, the commissioners and the prizewinners: the people who run Nigerian education and the educators recognised at home and abroad.

Meet the ancient and modern educators Nkuzify holds up as patrons of teaching, with African voices at the front.

A Teachers' Day feature celebrating teachers from our school and community, across Nigeria and around the world.

Burkina Faso's education minister says European 'explorers' and 'conquerors' should be called invaders in school books. Here is what was announced, and what is still unclear.