Cynthia E. Chisom

The Aboki Africa empowers underserved artisans in the leather repair industry by providing them with upskilling, certification, and direct market access through a digital platform. This solution enhances artisans’ financial stability and reduces footwear waste through repairs, promoting sustainability.

Since

Chidera James-Edeh

The Period Slay Initiative tackles menstrual health and hygiene challenges faced by girls and women in underserved Nigerian communities. By distributing sanitary products, providing menstrual health education, and offering skill-building opportunities, the initiative reduces stigma and supports school retention for

Damilola Chinedu

Debra’s Palace Initiative empowers boys from disadvantaged backgrounds in Nigeria through academic support, mentorship, and personal development. The initiative runs several programs including the Boy Child Conversation Conference, JAMB Lessons & Scholarship Program, and Creative Summer School to help boys

Sulyman Hannafi M.A

Sulyman Hannafi, executive director of ASWEC, is dedicated to fostering peace and justice in Nigeria through education, creativity, and innovation. His approach to conflict resolution, especially in Taraba State, uses an inter-faith model to promote unity in diverse communities.

ASWEC’s

Idris Bilyaminu Ndasadu’Lau

YAPD4Africa, founded by Idris Bilyaminu Ndasadu’Lau at just 18, is a youth-led nonprofit tackling poverty, education gaps, and inadequate public services in underserved communities. Operating in Kaduna, the organization has impacted over 18,000 lives in 80+ grassroots communities, improving access

Dr Lola Ayo-Fashida

Dr. Lola Ayo-Fashida is empowering vulnerable students, single mothers, and widows through education and economic support. Her initiative pays JAMB fees, provides business grants, donates educational materials, and distributes sanitary towels to girls.

With projects like Love4JAMB and Back to

Kehinde Oloyi Thompson

Kehinde Oloyi Thompson is tackling sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Lagos through awareness, prevention, and survivor support. His initiative has sensitized over 40,000 students across four local governments, equipping them with knowledge on consent, legal rights, and reporting abuse.

Elijah Olupona

Elijah Olupona is transforming the future of underserved secondary school students in Nigeria through The INVENT Youth Leadership Initiative. Since 2012, his hybrid Leadership Summits and Mentorship Programs have equipped over 8,000 students with leadership, career, and life skills. His

Linda Obi

Linda Obi is reshaping women’s healthcare in Nigeria with AfriHealth’s Rigour+ and the $1 Billion Cancer Fund Initiative. These programs provide AI-powered telemedicine and financial support for cancer treatment, ensuring women in underserved areas get life-saving care.

Impact Highlights:
2,000+

Abimbola Ojenike

Abimbola Ojenike is the founder of The Destiny Trust, an organization dedicated to rescuing and empowering vulnerable children through education, shelter, and skill development. Concerned about the rising number of homeless children in Lagos, he launched initiatives that provide integrative