Across Nigeria and West Africa, millions of children attend public schools with little or no access to digital education. Meanwhile, the world is being built by people who can code.

Kodamind was founded to close that gap, not with theory, but with real tools, real projects, and real outcomes. We believe the next generation of African tech leaders is sitting in a classroom right now, waiting for someone to hand them the keys.

MIT App Inventor uses visual drag-and-drop blocks to build real Android apps, no typing complex code. Students see results immediately, which keeps them engaged, motivated, and hungry to build more.

Using MIT App Inventor, a visual, block-based coding environment developed at MIT — we make programming accessible to every child, regardless of prior experience or background.

A banker turned IT educator, Evbi founded Kodamind after seeing first-hand how little access Nigerian public school students had to digital skills.

Joyce leads all school partnerships and workshop delivery across and Nigeria, bringing 20 years of education programme experience to Kodamind.

Adesuwa manages donor relationships, corporate partnerships, and government engagement, connecting Kodamind with the people and resources it needs to grow.

Omosefe designs the Kodamind curriculum and trains our facilitators. A former secondary school teacher, she specialises in making technology joyful and accessible.