Real numbers. Real lives. Real transformation. Here is what seven years of purpose-driven education looks like in practice.
Since 2018, NFI School has quietly and consistently transformed the lives of children from Abuja's most underserved communities. Our impact is measured not just in numbers, but in changed trajectories, restored dignity, and unlocked potential.
Every year, we track our outcomes rigorously — students enrolled, scholarships awarded, academic performance, and long-term outcomes. Here is the 2025 picture.
A landmark year across programmes, partnerships, and student achievements.

Thirty-two new students joined the NFI family in 2025, bringing our total to 165 children across all programmes.

Hussani Abdullaziz and Aisha Musa gained admission to Ahmadu Bello University — studying Mechanical Engineering and Law.

A ₦5M solar investment now powers NFI's new digital classroom — providing stable electricity and technology access to all students.

NFI students represented at a national youth policy forum on education, governance, and civic rights in Nigeria.

NFI received two formal government recognitions acknowledging its academic excellence and community impact in 2025.

H.E. Ambassador Anna Westerholm visited NFI School in 2025, commending the school's academic standards and community impact.
From a single classroom to 165 children served — tracking our growth since 2018.
| Year | Students Served | Key Milestone | Scholarship Students |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Founded | NFI School opens its doors in Abuja, FCT | — |
| 2019 | ~30 | First cohort completes primary; scholarship programme launched | 5 |
| 2020 | ~50 | Expanded enrolment; first external partnerships formed | 8 |
| 2021 | ~70 | Government recognition; sports & arts programmes introduced | 12 |
| 2022 | ~90 | Career Day launched; civic education curriculum introduced | 15 |
| 2023 | ~120 | Federal college placements; MacArthur Foundation partnership | 20 |
| 2024 | ~133 | Science fair, digital literacy; embassy partnerships established | 24 |
| 2025 Latest | 165 | Solar lab, 2 university admissions, 206 students at policy forum | 26 |
NFI's work has earned recognition from government, international bodies, and civil society.
NFI received two formal government recognitions in 2025, affirming its role as a model educational initiative serving Nigeria's most vulnerable children.
The Swedish Ambassador to Nigeria visited NFI in 2025, praising the school's standards and committing continued diplomatic and institutional support.
NFI partners with the MacArthur Foundation and Agora Policy, accessing research, advocacy resources, and civic engagement platforms for its students.
Sterling One Foundation, Coderina Foundation, FCDA / Dantata & Sawoe, and other institutional partners contribute to NFI's sustainability and growth.
NFI publishes annual reports, maintains rigorous financial accountability, and shares outcomes openly with all donors, partners, and stakeholders.
NFI's academic programme is benchmarked against Nigeria's national curriculum with students consistently performing above national averages for their cohort.
From students whose lives have been transformed to partners and leaders who have witnessed NFI's work — these are their stories.
Every number on this page represents a real child. Help us write more stories of transformation — one child, one classroom, one future at a time.