Code Club Nigeria – Inspiring young minds

Grooming future champions

We are equipping the today's child for the technology-driven world of tomorrow.
Together we shall impact the life of every child across the nation, one community at a time.

Who We Are

We’re a non-profit organization established with a mission to impact the children by equipping every child with the power to imagine, create, share ideas and learn digital skills through coding and robotics.

Our Vision

To deliver digital skills education through coding and robotics to every child with focus on girls and less privileged communities across Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa.

Our Mission

To champion a campaign that raises awareness for the need of coding for school children, to energize, encourage and empower them with the power to code.

Our BBC Review

Please take a minute to watch our BBC News interview above and see how our code clubbers work together to use technology to build and create something awesome!

In partnership with Twinscience, Robotics Art kits used in this project brings out the beauty of the fusion of Art into STEM education.

The video above is a sample robotics project made from Lego, a Ninjago dragon brought to life after many hours of building and coding by our code clubbers

Testimonials

Volunteer

As a non-profit organization, volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. Join our mission and enrich the lives of kids across Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa by introducing them to powerful new technologies and giving them the confidence to build a better future.

Get involved and see the impact one hour of volunteering a week has on kids in your community.

Donate

Code Club Nigeria is a non-profit organization, which means we rely entirely on outside funding to support the important work we do. Your donations allow us to ensure coding and robotics education is inclusive, equitable, and equips all children with the skills and knowledge they need to lead a positive change.

All donations received help us offer workshops, trainings, and materials at little to no cost to marginalized schools or communities who otherwise might not be able to afford extracurricular programs.