Chronicles Software, a Nigerian technology solutions company, has launched a nationwide initiative providing all Senior Secondary 3 students with free access to its flagship study, assessment, and AI-powered learning platform, SuccessBOX.ng.
According to a statement by the firm, the programme aims to support final-year students with curriculum-aligned resources and exam practice tools ahead of CBT-based WAEC and JAMB 2026 examinations.
Oluwatosin Oluwakoyejo, Chief Executive Officer of Chronicles Software, said the platform is designed to help students study smarter and achieve better academic outcomes. He said, “SuccessBOX.ng can now support over two million students to prepare effectively for their examinations. By opening it to all SS3 students at no cost, we are breaking down barriers to quality preparation and empowering young people to succeed.”
Since when it was released in 2011, SuccessBOX has helped more than 1.2 million learners excel in WAEC and other exams, offering interactive study materials, exam-style practice questions, real-time feedback, and analytics.
During the 2020 pandemic, when schools were closed and only four weeks remained before WAEC, the Lagos State Government deployed SuccessBOX for JS3 and SS3 students, producing impressive results. In recognition, the Government of Lagos State awarded Chronicles Software the Governor’s Platinum Award in 2022 after public school students achieved 79 per cent in WAEC 2021.
To mark the 15th anniversary of SuccessBOX next year, Chronicles Software will award N10m to top-performing students and innovative teachers on the platform. The initiative encourages students, parents, educators, and schools to take advantage of the free access, reflecting the company’s commitment to making quality education accessible to all learners, regardless of location or background.
SuccessBOX.ng provides personalised feedback, performance analytics, and interactive study tools for students, while also supporting teachers with insights to target instruction and interventions. Chronicles Software said the initiative reinforces its longstanding role in advancing education in Nigeria through technology-driven solutions.
