Ask questions. Share answers. Learn together.
Edulinks.ng is a question-and-answer community for Nigerian students to help one another learn. Students can ask academic questions, share answers and join study groups, building a shared collection of knowledge that others can find and use.
- Planned release
- Q4 2027
- Built for
- Nigerian students
Students helping students
Ask when you are stuck and answer when you can help. Students explain ideas, ask follow-up questions and offer other ways to approach a problem, so one good explanation can help everyone taking the same course.
Accept what helped
The person who asked marks the answer that worked for them. Other members vote on the contributions they found useful.
Keep the discussion going
Ask follow-up questions, add another way of looking at a problem or improve an answer that nearly works.
Watch a question
Follow a question you care about and hear when it gets a new answer. Bookmark discussions you want to study again.
Ask with the context people need
Explain where you are stuck and what you have tried, and tag the question by course and topic. As you write, Edulinks.ng checks for questions that may already answer yours, so good answers are found instead of repeated.
Similar questions first
Related questions from your course appear beside your draft, with the reason each one matches.
Course and school context
School, department and course details put your question in front of the people best placed to help.
AI help, clearly labelled
AI can help you shape a draft. Anything it helped with is marked as assisted, and it never posts or answers for you.
Tell a checked answer from an unchecked one
Acceptance, votes and review are shown as separate signals on every answer. Community validators check answers against published guidelines, so you can see which have been reviewed before you rely on one. Review adds context; it does not guarantee an answer is correct.
Separate signals
An accepted answer helped the person who asked. Votes show what members found useful. Review shows it was checked against the guidelines.
Report and appeal
Anyone can report content. Moderators explain their decisions, and you can appeal one you disagree with.
Validators from the community
Experienced members can take on review, working through new answers, proposed edits and reported content.
Find people to study with
Join groups around your school, course or shared interests. Work through difficult topics, discuss past questions and prepare for exams with people studying the same material.
Open, request or invite
Groups can be open to anyone, require a request or be invitation only, depending on how their admins set them up.
Questions in context
Questions asked in a group reach the people most likely to know the answer.
Build a record of helping others
Your profile brings together the questions you have asked, the answers you have given and the ones that were accepted. Reputation grows as your answers help people, and a weekly leaderboard recognises the most helpful members in each school.
Reputation for helping
Accepted answers count for more than votes. Reputation reflects contribution, not correctness.
Your data, your choice
Export your data or leave at any time. The answers you gave stay available to the students they helped.
Questions about Edulinks.ng
Who is it for?
Students in Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education who want to ask academic questions, share what they know and help one another learn.
Who answers questions?
Students answer one another's questions and contribute explanations. Past students and educators can also take part and share their knowledge.
How is AI used?
AI can help a contributor draft an answer using relevant accepted answers. The contributor reviews and edits the draft before posting it, and the answer is labelled as assisted. AI does not post answers on its own.
Does an accepted answer mean it has been verified?
No. Acceptance means the person who asked found it helpful. Validator review is a separate process.
Can I find help for my course?
Questions and groups are organised around courses and topics. Check the available school and course listings when access opens.
Can I use it on my phone?
The product is being designed for both desktop and mobile browsers, including asking questions, reading answers and using groups.
When is release planned?
Q4 2027. Join the waitlist for product updates, opportunities to help us test it, and launch news.
Find your learning community
Join the Edulinks.ng waitlist for product updates, opportunities to help us test it, and launch news.