Nigeria's school-fee crisis has a structural fix. We built it.
EduSure Group Holdings Limited was founded in Ibadan, Oyo State to build Nigeria's education financial resilience infrastructure — starting with the most solvable problem: the cash-flow mismatch between how families earn and how schools bill.
To ensure no Nigerian child loses their school place because of a cash-flow timing problem.
An Africa where every child's education is financially secure — regardless of when their family earns.
One platform. Eight stakeholders.
EduSure is built for the entire education ecosystem — not just parents. Every stakeholder gets a unique identity code and a dedicated dashboard. Together, they form the accountability layer that makes school fees reliable.
Parents
Families who enrol their children and save towards school fees monthly through EduSure.
ID Format
EFID-OYO-26-IBD0001
Scholars
Children who receive their own learning dashboard with lessons, homework, and progress tracking.
ID Format
ESS-OYO-26-IBD0001-C1
Partner Schools
Schools onboarded to receive guaranteed fee disbursements and manage enrolled scholars.
ID Format
ESP-OYO-26-IBD0001
Guardians
Sponsors who cover school fees for children in their care through a managed wallet.
ID Format
EGD-OYO-26-0001
Foundations
NGOs and faith-based organisations that sponsor scholars across multiple states.
ID Format
EFD-LAG-26-0001
Field Agents
Community agents who enrol parents, build networks, and earn commission per enrolment.
ID Format
EAG-OYO-26-IBD0001
Government Partners
Ministries, LGAs, and ward offices partnering for school census and accountability.
ID Format
EGP-OYO-26-MOE0001
EduSure Staff
Internal management team across Compliance, Business Development, IT, Finance, and Customer Success.
ID Format
ESM-FND-26-CE0001
Built by people who understand the problem
Peter Ochuko Akivie
Founder & Managing Director
EduSure Group Holdings Limited
Peter leads strategy, corporate development, and external partnerships across EduSure EdTech Limited and EduSure Foundation, building Nigeria's education financial resilience infrastructure from Ibadan. He conceived the EduSure model after observing the school-fee default crisis in Ibadan communities — recognising that the problem was structural, not behavioural.
Sr. Nkemjika Nwagu
Director, Business Development
EduSure Group Holdings Limited
Sr. Nkemjika leads school partnership development and community organisation engagement — including churches, PTAs, and cooperative societies. Her network spans Ibadan's formal and informal education channels and is the primary driver of EduSure's pilot school pipeline.
Gerald Ivhadore
Compliance & Operations Manager
EduSure Group Holdings Limited
Gerald manages EduSure's regulatory compliance positioning — including CBN community savings frameworks, NAICOM adjacencies, and CAC registration. He ensures every contribution pool is structured, documented, and defensible to partners, investors, and regulators.
What guides everything we build
Radical Transparency
Every naira in every pool is tracked, visible, and accountable. Parents see their contribution status. Schools see expected disbursements. Investors see impact data.
Community-Native Design
EduSure works because it is built on how Nigerians already save and trust each other — the ajo tradition — not on imported financial models that require behaviour change.
Root-Cause Focus
We don't just cover school fees. We build financial resilience through the Skill Academy — because a parent with stronger income never needs to miss a contribution.
Starting in Ibadan
We say "Starting in Ibadan" deliberately. The Africa-wide vision is real and long-term. But integrity requires we prove the model before we scale the claim.
Three legal entities. One mission.
Invest in Nigeria's education future
Sponsor a scholar, fund a school, or invest in the EduSure ecosystem. Every naira is tracked, visible, and accountable — with measurable impact on children's education.
Regulatory Positioning
EduSure operates as a community savings and disbursement infrastructure — not as an insurance product or a deposit-taking institution. The contribution pool is structured as a cooperative savings arrangement under Nigerian cooperative society frameworks, ring-fenced from EduSure's operating funds.
CBN context: Contributions are member savings held in trust for a specified educational purpose — not deposits attracting interest. This structure is consistent with existing cooperative finance arrangements and does not require a CBN licence for the pilot phase.
NAICOM context: EduSure is not an insurance product. There is no risk underwriting or actuarial premium calculation. The 9.2% "premium" language used in earlier materials has been deprecated and replaced with "contribution rate" to accurately reflect the savings-pool nature of the product.
CAC status: EduSure Group Holdings Limited is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission. All three operating entities are in the process of formal registration for the pilot phase.
