MKI Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to creating lasting social impact by advancing the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through our targeted initiatives, we aim to address pressing challenges in education, gender equality, environmental conservation, and community development in Nigeria. We believe in empowering individuals and communities to unlock their full potential and build a brighter, more sustainable future.
To inspire, empower, and uplift communities in Nigeria by providing access to quality education, promoting environmental conservation, fostering gender equality, and building a network of mentorship for your people.
A future where every individual, regardless of location or background, has access to opportunities that enable them to thrive and contribute to a more sustainable world.
2020
Our programs have touched the lives of hundreds of young people, especially in underserved communities. From providing mentorship to schoolchildren, empowering women with digital skills, and working with local leaders to address environmental challenges, we have made meaningful strides toward our goal of supporting Nigeria’s most vulnerable populations
Over 500 students have benefited from our summer camp, The Bridge Nigeria, learning essential skills that will shape their futures.
Our efforts to engage with local stakeholders in rural Nigeria are helping to combat the growing environmental issues threatening these regions
Our mentorship and counseling programs for young girls and women aim to create equal opportunities and support them in becoming leaders in their communities
Our work wouldn’t be possible without the passion and dedication of our incredible team. Meet the individuals who drive our mission forward.
Graham Onche is currently the Director of Programs and Monitoring and Evaluation officer (M&E) for MKI Foundation.
Graham specializes in office administrations, Supervision and daily operations. He is responsible for educating other employees. He is a powerful force in the workplace and uses his positive attitude and tireless energy to encourage others to work hard and succeed. Graham is passionate about community development, improving individuals existing skills and giving back.
In his free time, he likes to hike, watch football and hangout with friends and loved ones.
Idakwoji Ijato is the community director for Makoji Kelvin Ibrahim Foundation with a strong background in building and nurturing vibrant, engaged communities.
Skilled in strategic planning, event management, and stakeholder collaboration, I am dedicated to fostering inclusivity and driving positive change.
Passionate about leveraging communication and social media to enhance community relationships and promote shared goals. Committed to creating environments where diverse voices are heard and valued of which the Makoji Kelvin Ibrahim Foundation has amplified.
Hobbies includes but not limited to reading, watching movies and hanging with friends.
Christiana Ajefu is a dedicated entomologist with a commitment to improving the lives of underserved communities. With a Master’s degree in Entomology and Parasitology from the Federal University of Technology, Minna, and a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology from Federal University of Lafia, she brings both academic insight and hands-on experience to her role. Her background in pest management, vector surveillance, and environmental health is complemented by her broader passion for social impact.
Christiana has served as a field entomologist with the United Programme for Sightsavers. At the National Arbovirus and Vectors Research Centre, she contributed to studies on insecticide resistance while developing skills in research administration, community outreach, and data analysis.
As the Director of Welfare at MKI Foundation. Christiana’s role focused on creating an adaptable program environment aligning with the organization’s mission to give back in all meaningful ways.
We believe in the power of partnerships. Over the years, we’ve worked alongside government agencies, international organizations, and local leaders to create lasting change. These collaborations have been crucial in amplifying the impact of our initiatives and ensuring we reach more communities in need.
Whether through donations, volunteering, or mentoring, you can help us make a lasting impact on the lives of youth, women, and communities in Nigeria.