Schoolsinnigeria.com is published by BrainPower Limited, publisher of BottomLINE, Nigeria’s premier monthly business and career newsletter.
Schoolsinnigeria.com provides comprehensive and comparative information about leading fee-paying secondary schools in Nigeria to help parents and guardians make informed choice regarding the most suitable school for their children and wards.
Schoolsinnigeria.com is the online version of the annual Top Secondary Schools in Nigeria magazine. First published in 2001, the School List has grown phenomenally as interest in education in Nigeria and beyond has soared.
Some of the key benefits of Schoolsinnigeria.com are the following:
- A 24-hour, seven days a week access to information and data about the leading schools in Nigeria.
- Opportunity for more schools, regardless of geographical location, to be listed by completing an online form on the website
- Huge, local and global audience for the listed schools including individuals and organizations outside Nigeria, especially Nigerian parents and guardians residing outside the country.
- Listed schools can update or amend their data and information at anytime, online.
- Advertising and business promotional platform for those that offer products and services to schools.
- A platform for a community of users who have a stake in the education of the Nigerian youth to interact and exchange ideas
BottomLINE Newsletter, the monthly business and career publication was founded in 1999, as a subscription-only newsletter, to generate business-relevant information through extensive research and survey of experts. Its primary target audience is comprised of professionals and business executives.
The mission of BottomLINE is to provide information to aid the attainment of peak personal and corporate performance. It believes that knowledge is a critical resource for sustained peak performance.
Since its establishment in 1999, BottomLINE readership has grown significantly. It now boasts of subscribers in virtually all leading companies and organizations in Nigeria with an appreciable pool of Nigerian subscribers abroad.