Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about TNGI, our programs, and how to get involved.

About TNGI

Yes. TNGI is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and accredited by the Osun State and Kwara State governments. Our registration numbers and certified accreditation letters are available for verification on our Accreditation page.

TNGI has been active for over 15 years, working across schools, campuses, and communities in Nigeria to mentor and empower young people.

Our core training ground is the International Youth Transformation Centre (IYTC), currently operating from a temporary site in Ile-Ife, Osun State, while our permanent facility is under construction.

TNGI operates from a faith-based foundation but our programs are open to students of all backgrounds. We are not a political organization.

For Students & Parents

No. TNGI does not provide laptops automatically to every participant. Our core programs focus on mentorship, leadership development, education, and skills training. Laptops and other digital devices may be provided through specific partner- or donor-supported initiatives, depending on program requirements, student eligibility, and available resources. Registration for any TNGI program should not be understood as a guarantee of receiving a laptop or device.

Yes. Every program we run — YMLA, SMDP, STP, YIP, and GSC — is completely free for participating students. We cover program costs through donor and partner support so that no student is turned away due to financial constraints.

Visit our How to Apply page to see which program fits your age and stage (secondary school student, campus student, or graduate), and follow the simple application steps listed there.

  • STP & SMDP — Secondary school students
  • YIP & YMLA — School leavers, undergraduates, and campus/community youth
  • GSC — Final-year and graduating students

Yes. TNGI operates under a formal Safeguarding Policy that governs how we interact with, mentor, and protect minors in all our programs. You can read our full policy here.

For Donors

Based on our current allocation: 60% goes directly to scholarships and educational support (including partner-supported digital learning tools for eligible students), 25% to program logistics and execution, and 15% to expansion and outreach into rural communities. Full breakdown available on our Donate page.

Yes. Visit our Donate page to see sponsorship tiers, including Sponsor a Student, Digital Learning Support, and Fund a Seminar options.

Yes, official electronic receipts and confirmation statements are provided for all donations.

For Schools & Institutions

Contact us through our Partner With Us page or reach out directly to arrange a consultation. We currently run Operation 200 Schools and SMDP in partnership with school administrators nationwide.

No. Our programs are delivered at zero cost to schools, students, and families.

We deliver interactive leadership, academic excellence, and character formation workshops, followed by ongoing structured mentorship circles led by vetted TNGI facilitators.

For Volunteers & Partners

Visit our Volunteer page to apply. We welcome professionals and passionate individuals to serve as mentors in our YMLA and SMDP programs.

We welcome corporate partnerships aligned with youth development and education CSR goals. Download our Partnership Deck (PDF) or contact our partnerships team directly at partnerships@tngimpact.org.

Yes. We gladly accept laptops, books, stationery, and training equipment. In-kind digital devices are deployed strictly to partner-supported learning initiatives and eligible students based on program requirements.

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