The competition tailored to encourage young innovators between the ages of 8-18, brought together participants from Nigeria and the United Kingdom (UK) to compete and develop video games or game prototypes
Nigerian children lead in the global gaming challenge as winners emerged in the second edition of Mobo Game Jam, a global game-making competition organised by Kucheza Gaming in partnership with edu360, Union Bank’s education platform.
The competition tailored to encourage young innovators betwe
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Charles Ogwo
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