We are building a city to prove a point.

Africa does not lack talent. It lacks places where people can turn talent into skills, skills into businesses, and businesses into solutions.

So we are building one.

Pan-African Innovation City is a small city rising in Ibadan, Nigeria. The idea is simple: give people good training, good tools, reliable power and internet, and a place to work. Then let them build.

We are raising $10 million to build and launch the city.

The City — workshops, classrooms, housing, power, water, and internet.
Free Training — tuition, power, and connectivity at no cost to students. Access should depend on talent and commitment, not whether someone can afford the opportunity.
Homes on Campus — housing for students and instructors.
The Skill Center — practical training in automotive repair, welding, metalwork, fabrication, carpentry, masonry, and other trades. Students learn by working with real tools on real jobs.
The Agricultural Center — training, research, and businesses focused on problems across the food chain, from hatcheries and feed to cold storage and processing.
New Businesses — people will not just learn skills. They will use them to build companies and solve problems in their communities.

We are still early. We do not have every dollar mapped out into a finished budget.

What we do have is the land, the idea, and the determination to build it.

We will account for what we raise and show what it built: the people trained, the businesses started, the work completed, and the problems being solved.

Help us build the place.

Build the City