EDUVEST

It’s no news that investments in human capital or education by parents and sponsors ultimately yield highest returns on investment over time.

OVERVIEW

It is a very popular thing to invest into businesses, stock, real estate, agriculture and even
cryptocurrency. However, investing into education is hardly talked about or actively invested into.

Most people invest into various Assets to secure bigger returns on investments and profits.
It’s no news that investments in human capital or education by parents and sponsors ultimately yield highest returns on investment over time.

Despite the fact that investment in education yields higher returns, it’s hardly planned for by the majority of African parents and families.

It’s a well known fact that the major cause of poverty and underdevelopment in Africa lies around poor education or lack of access to quality education across the continent of africa.

Education is the bedrock of every development and a means of youth’s empowerment, a solution to extreme poverty, emancipation from mental, psychological and Economic slavery. Education is the driving force of innovation, invention, technology, economic and financial power.

Statement Of Problem and Statistics

With all that education can do and more, with almost everybody in Africa agreeing that education is the passport to reach the world, the key to unmatched possibilities and progress to society, nation and Continent.

Financial challenges faced by students is one of the major reasons why students never get to
further their education and those who manage to, often drop out of school before the completion
of their program, however, investment in education in Nigeria is too insignificant. The number of children that are not in school outnumber the population of children in school enrolment. In other words, the level of illiteracy is rapidly and negatively affecting economic growth. Knowing all this wouldn’t solve the problems associated with lack of education as long as no action is taken to curb the situations.

The Numbers On Education

(Statistics)

Almost 60% of children in sub-Saharan Africa between the ages of 15 and 17 are not in school

Africa has the highest rates of educational exclusion in the world.( 13 Million Out-of-School Children in Nigeria)

If every girl in sub-Saharan Africa completed even just primary education, the maternal mortality rate would likely decrease by 70%

The rate of gross enrollment in tertiary education in sub-Saharan Africa is the lowest in the world, sitting at only 8% as of 2014. In 2020 10.2% (inconclusive)

Nigeria – Literacy rate, adult total (% of people ages 15 and above) 62.02

36.7 Gross enrolment ratio in upper secondary school in Nigeria ( 2018 reports)

Numbers Speak

The above Numbers might not look like a big deal, but below are the effects.

%
of Nigerians live below the poverty line
%
of global poverty is in African countries
%
of women are illiterates in Nigeria
%
current unemployment rate in nigeria

WAYS TO CURB THE SITUATION

GOVERNMENT APPROACH

Mass Education and Skill Development Programs:

Increase in literacy rate and skill development: One of the major steps in reducing poverty in Nigeria is through education. Quality education can provide a lasting solution to poverty in Nigeria. Omoniyi (2013) reveals that quality education improves economic efficiency by expanding labour force value and efficiency, and subsequently moving people out of poverty.

Fight Against Corruption:

Fight against corruption: Education may provide a long lasting solution to poverty in the long-run, However fighting against corruption leads to an immediate reduction in the level of poverty. Hence, there is a need for a total fight against corruption, and effective monitoring of public finances. Similarly, the lack of punishment for corrupt public office holders has continuously resulted in the diversion of funds meant for development projects, which trickles down to poor infrastructural development and social welfare, resulting in poverty.

Economic Diversification:

Economic Diversification: Another major cause of poverty in Africa / Nigeria is the fragility of the economy due to over dependence on a single source or channel of revenue. E.g Nigeria depends on oil revenue. There is thus, an urgent need for the diversification of economic activities to create opportunities for Africans / Nigerians and ensure stability of the economy
Africa is home to 11 out the 15 least diversified economies in the world and Nigeria economy is the least diversified economy in the world.

INDIVIDUAL APPROACH

Empowerment: Entrepreneurship and Skill Development

Financial Literacy

Investment and Wealth Creation

Lead with example, be the change you want to inspire

One Solution to Many of the Problems associated with Education and Finance

Eduvest is an Education Investment Package with the goal of helping parents and families in Africa secure generational wealth by Investing in their children’s education, at various educational levels. This program allows parents to invest in their kids while they are in Primary, Secondary or University.

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HOW IT WORKS

FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS

NAIRA
100,000

PARENTS / SPONSOR INVESTMENTS FOR MINIMUM OF 5 YEARS
MINIMUM AMOUNT OF 100,000
GOES INTO OXFORD INVESTMENT
PARENTS CAN WITHDRAW DIVIDENDS YEARLY OR COMPUND IT
35% RETURN ON INVESTMENT YEARLY

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PRIMARY

UNIVERSITY PLANS

SILVER

NAIRA
380,000

PARENTS / SPONSOR INVESTMENTS FOR MINIMUM OF 3 YEARS
MINIMUM AMOUNT OF 380,000
GOES INTO OXFORD INVESTMENT
PARENTS CAN WITHDRAW DIVIDENDS YEARLY OR COMPUND IT
35% RETURN ON INVESTMENT YEARLY

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STARTER

GOLD

NAIRA
500,000

PARENTS / SPONSOR INVESTMENTS FOR MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS
MINIMUM AMOUNT OF 500,000
GOES INTO OXFORD INVESTMENT
PARENTS CAN WITHDRAW DIVIDENDS YEARLY OR COMPUND IT
35% RETURN ON INVESTMENT YEARLY

CHOOSE NOW
POPULAR

DIAMOND

NAIRA
700,000

PARENTS / SPONSOR INVESTMENTS FOR MINIMUM OF 1 YEAR
MINIMUM AMOUNT OF 700,000
GOES INTO OXFORD INVESTMENT
PARENTS CAN WITHDRAW DIVIDENDS YEARLY OR COMPUND IT
35% RETURN ON INVESTMENT YEARLY

CHOOSE NOW
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DetailED Explanation

There are 3 major categories of investment plans available. Within these 3 categories, there are 2 factors that come to play – Capital and time The capital refers to the amount of money an investor is willing to invest, while time refers to the various categories:

1. SILVER (BASIC PLAN)

In this plan, the investor invests a capital of 380,000
with a maturity period of 3 years. This implies that once this investment is made, the
students will have to wait for a period or 3 years before commencing studies.

Summary – Invest 380,000 Naira now, wait 3 years and begin study for a 3 years BSc degree program.

2. GOLD (INTERMEDIATE PLAN)

In this plan, the investor invests a capital of 500,000 with a
maturity period of 2 years. This implies that once this investment is made, the student
will have to wait for a period or 2 years before commencing studies.

Summary – Invest 500,000 Naira now, wait 2 years and begin study for a 3 years BSc degree program

3. DIAMOND (SUPER PLAN)

In this plan, the investor invests a capital of 700,000 with a maturity
period of 1 year. This implies that once this investment is made, the student will have to
wait for a period or 1 year before commencing studies.

Summary – Invest 700,000 Naira
now, wait 1 year and begin study for a 3 years BSc degree program As you can see,
capital and time come to play in these categories. The higher your capital, the lesser the
wait period.

Financial challenges faced by students is one of the major reasons why students never get to
further their education and those who manage to, often drop out of school before the completion
of their program.
Plan today, secure the future…
Feel free to contact us for educational Advice that will help you choose the best plan for your child.

ORGANISATIONS BEHIND EDUVEST.

BENINFO247

Beninfo 247 is an Education Consultancy firm with global recognition and reputation – We
believe that education is a fundamental right and everyone should have access to quality higher
education. With this view in mind, we strive to create opportunities for those who have genuine
aspiration and honest intention, who seek excellent quality in tuition, student services,
qualifications and career prospects.

We have been leaders in the field of higher education in Benin Republic for more than 5 years.
In that time, we’ve worked for the most respected university and college brands in the world,
and over 10,000 students have benefited from our services.

We have received a number of awards in recognition of our great impact in the lives of
thousands of youths across the globe.

We are passionate about bringing education to Africa and we make that happen in the most
accessible, affordable and the fastest way possible.

Our target audience is Africa which includes French and English-speaking countries; our
The largest audience is West Africa, Nigeria to be precise.

OXFORD INTERNATIONAL GROUP

Founded in 2016, Oxford International Group is Nigeria’s No.1 most diversified commercial
business empire with interest in various sectors of the economy such as Real Estate Investment,
Property Sales, Human Capital Development, Asset Management, Property Leasing, Agriculture,
Banking, Renewable Energy, Education, Food Production, Infrastructure and General
Construction, Property Valuation, Information Technology Management, Logistics, Fashion and
lifestyle, Print Media and many more.
As a duly registered organization with the Corporate Affairs Commission, Oxford International
Group has grown into 22 member companies with various operational business segment that
meet the needs of the people, all within four years of business operation.
One of the recognized top 10 CEOs in Nigeria, Dr. Teniola Adesanya, founder of TENI AFRICA
FOUNDATION happens to be the Chairman of Oxford International group.
Oxford International group has won several awards as one of the most diversified and fastest
growing commercial business empires in Nigeria and in 2020, the award for the fastest growing
Nigerian company of the year.