TEDxYola 2025: AI, Culture, and Change
Officially licensed TEDx event in North-East Nigeria. 200+ attendees • National thought leaders • SDG 4, 17
Our Impact
Toko Academy tracks every cohort against documented KPIs and reports outcomes transparently to partners and donors. The figures below are drawn from internal monitoring, evaluation, and learning data covering 2023–2026.
2,000+
Learners Trained
75%
Career Progression
35+
Partner Institutions
5
Federal Agencies Trained
~43%
Female Beneficiaries
4+
States Reached
Our Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Framework
Toko Academy maintains a structured MEL system to track programme performance, demonstrate accountability, and continuously improve quality.
Case Studies
Officially licensed TEDx event in North-East Nigeria. 200+ attendees • National thought leaders • SDG 4, 17
Structured training for officers across NSCDC, NPF, FRSC, and NMDPRA. 4 federal agencies • November 2025 • SDG 4, 8, 16
International Women's Day initiative recognising women in uniformed services. Military • Police • NSCDC • Immigration • SDG 5, 4
Project-based programming and digital creativity for ages 6–17. Scratch, HTML, CSS • Public project showcases • SDG 4
Community-driven event shifting participants from passive AI consumption to active creation and local innovation. Students, professionals, tech enthusiasts • SDG 4, 8, 9
GBV awareness, digital safety, and youth advocacy workshop with Tent2School. Youth & women participants • SDG 5, 10
Voices
“I moved from beginner to building real projects and presenting my work confidently in just a few months.”
Program Graduate
“The structure made it easy to balance work and learning, and the outcomes were visible almost immediately.”
Working Professional
“Our collaboration produced stronger digital literacy outcomes and better readiness among beneficiaries.”
Partner Organization
“Our personnel left the training able to use AI tools, recognise cybersecurity risks, and apply data-informed thinking to operational decisions.”
Senior Officer, Federal Agency
Across all programmes delivered to date, women and girls constitute approximately 43% of beneficiaries; youth aged 15–35 make up over 60%; and we have reached learners across four states physically and virtually.
A full year of programming, partnerships, and impact, in one document.