Our mission is simple

Forge Nigeria's Future Leaders

cause

Reclaiming the future through learning that works

Nigeria faces an education crisis. While schools falter and degrees lose value, the Seyi Albert Foundation is building a new path forward—equipping young Nigerians with practical skills to create, thrive and lead, regardless of background.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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SAF has provided over 5 thousand education resources & jobs to young people in need.

What we do

How we help

We design training programs around real-world needs—not outdated syllabuses. Our focus is on sectors like green energy, digital creativity, agritech, and smart manufacturing—industries that are growing globally and can lift communities locally.

Every SAF program is built to deliver outcomes: portfolios, certifications, apprenticeships, or income-generating skills. We bridge the gap between learning and livelihood by helping participants apply what they know in practical, measurable ways.

We bring learning to the people who need it most. Through community-based hubs, local partnerships, and mobile-friendly content, we make it easy for young Nigerians—especially those in under-resourced areas—to plug into a better future.

We don’t stop at training. We build ecosystems that support long-term growth: mentorship, peer learning, job placement, access to tools, and community visibility. Because transformation needs more than a course—it needs a runway.

Impact

Transforming lives through future-forward learning experiences

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Stories of Hope

“Before SAF, I had never even touched a solar panel. Now, I install and maintain full solar systems in my community—and I’m earning from it. The solar systems class didn’t just teach me theory, it gave me tools I can use for life. I never imagined I’d be part of something this empowering.”

Abdulrahman A.
SAF Green Energy Program Graduate

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