Walless College Launches Revolutionary Learning App To Transform Education In Nigeria, Beyond
Walless College today launched a revolutionary learning application aimed at transforming education in Nigeria and beyond.
Speaking at a press conference today in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer of Walless College, Dr. Alexander O. Ogedengbe said because in today’s world, learning should no longer be confined to the four walls of a traditional classroom due to technology and education that have evolved, Walless College had decided to lead the transformation.
“We proudly unveil the Walless College Learning Management System (LMS), a powerful and intuitive mobile platform designed to break down barriers and bring high-quality education to anyone, anywhere, at any time.”
“At Walless College, we believe that education should know no boundaries. Our LMS is built on a simple yet groundbreaking principle: to create a “wall-less” learning environment where access to knowledge is no longer limited by location, infrastructure, or financial constraints. Whether you’re in a bustling city or a remote village, with Walless, the classroom comes to you,” he said, adding that “we understand that effective learning goes beyond textbooks. That’s why our teaching methods integrate rich instructional materials, images, visual aids, interactive content, and real-life examples to ensure that every student not only understands the subject, but can apply it in problem-solving.”
“Our tutors are seasoned professionals, experts in their fields, and passionate educators who are committed to your success. They use personalized, innovative approaches to make learning engaging, relatable, and impactful. And unlike many platforms, we go a step further; we leave notes behind for you to revisit at any time because we don’t just teach, we ensure you retain and understand,” said Ogedengbe.
“Our HD video lessons provide clear, detailed explanations of key topics. Students can pause, rewind, and rewatch, giving them the power to learn at their own pace, on their own terms. This is not just convenience. It’s education redefined,” he added.
He further said the app covers National Curriculum, University Entrance Exams and Professional Courses. “From Primary One to Senior Secondary School, our courses follow the Approved National Curriculum for basic and secondary education. We also provide robust preparatory classes for university entrance exams, university undergraduate level courses , and select professional qualifications. At Walless, we don’t just only teach to pass. We teach to understand and to excel.”
Walless also provides affordable learning for every family as “we believe quality education should be a right, not a privilege. That’s why our pricing is incredibly affordable, designed to remove the financial burden that often limits access to premium learning. Our mission is simple: to empower every learner, regardless of background, with the tools to succeed.”
On how to get started, Step 1 is to Download the app from Google Play Store or Apple Store. Just search for WallessCollege. Step 2 is to Register, using your email address and confirm your registration via the instant email notification. Step 3 is to Log in to the app. Step 4 is to Choose and subscribe to any class of your choice while Step 5 is to enter your classroom and begin your learning journey immediately.
“We’re here to help. Our dedicated Help Desk is always available to assist you with any inquiries or challenges you may face and your success is our priority. Visit www.wallesscollege.com,” he said.
Ogedengbe also said it is not just an app but a movement. “A revolution in how education is accessed and experienced. Join us today. Download Walless College, and become part of a future where learning has no walls, no limits, and no excuses, he said.
Ogedengbe said Walless has a unique selling point in the strict use of quality teachers for the same curriculum and the reduction of fess by discount, adding that a year’s subscription is cheaper than six months, two months and so on. He said he has produced star students severally and that inspectors are currently going through the application for accreditation. He said the app is highly secured.
On affordability and accessibility by those in the hinterland or local communities, he said efforts are being made to ensure that access consumes minimal data and Walless is partnering with manufacturers of some devices so that they are offered at reduced prices for Walless subscribers. He said for subscribers, it gets to a point that access becomes free of charge.
In his remarks, the Stakeholder, Prince Ade Ajayi said “by 2030, we want to ensure that Walless is the biggest in Africa,” adding that Walless College in the first in Nigeria that the leaders of the vision is an academician.
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