Partnerships

We build programmes with the people already there.

35+ institutions have worked with us so far — federal regulators, universities, INGOs, schools and faith-based organisations. Each programme is designed with the partner who knows the context, then measured against what they actually need to report.

Toko Academy hosts with a guest at a joint programme event in Yola

Our Partners

Trusted by Institutional Networks

Toko Academy partners with federal agencies, academic institutions, international networks, and community organisations to deliver measurable digital skills outcomes across Nigeria. Below is the institutional network that has formally engaged us.

Federal Government & Regulatory Agencies

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Nigeria Police Force Logo
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NMDPRA Logo

Toko Academy delivered structured AI and digital literacy training to officers across these federal agencies in November 2025.

Academic Partners

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Academic collaboration on curriculum design and youth development programming.

International & Public Diplomacy Partners

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Code.org Global Partner Community Logo

International public diplomacy and global partner network engagements bringing world-class AI and computer science education to North-East Nigeria.

INGO & Civil Society Partners

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The Timothy Initiative Logo

Implementing partners for community-facing programming, GBV awareness, and communications training.

Educational Institutions

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Teacher training and school-based technology education partnership.

Where we collaborate

Three kinds of partnership, one way of working.

Officers in uniform at a Toko Academy digital skills session in Yola

Government programmes

Workforce readiness, youth empowerment and digital literacy, delivered at the scale an agency needs and reported in the form it has to submit. We have trained officers across four federal agencies — NSCDC, the Nigeria Police Force, the Federal Road Safety Corps and NMDPRA.

See what that produced →
A digital skills workshop run with a partner organisation in Yola, Adamawa State

Development organisations

Practical learning pathways for the communities and beneficiaries you already work with — co-designed, delivered locally, and measured against indicators you can report on.

A Toko Academy trainer working through a problem with learners at their laptops

Private sector alliances

Talent pipelines, mentorship and joint projects that connect what industry needs to what learners are being taught, while they are still being taught it.

How we work

Three steps, and no surprises in the reporting.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    Goals, audience, timelines, and what you will be judged on at the end of it.

  2. 02

    Partnership design

    A collaboration model and an execution plan, written down, with who does what.

  3. 03

    Delivery and reporting

    We run it, we track it, and you get the figures whether or not they flatter us.

What a partner can expect of us

  • Programmes co-designed around local and workforce needs, not lifted from a catalogue
  • Transparent implementation with outcomes measured against agreed indicators
  • Models that work for a one-off cohort and for a multi-year engagement
  • Delivery support from curriculum design through to learner engagement
Toko Academy staff and a partner organisation planning a programme together

Tell us the outcome you are accountable for.

Send us the context and the constraint — budget, timeline, who has to sign it off — and we will come back with a partnership model that fits it or tell you plainly that it does not.