King's Seed Youths Empowerment Initiative is a registered non-governmental, non-profit organization (CAC Registration Number: 7221536) dedicated to helping African youths discover their purpose, develop essential skills, and become agents of positive transformation in their communities. We focus on holistic youths development through purpose discovery, skill acquisition, entrepreneurship training, and leadership development.

Our programs are designed for young people who are passionate about personal development and community transformation. We welcome participants from all backgrounds, educational levels, and locations across Nigeria. Whether you're a student, graduate, entrepreneur, or someone seeking direction in life, our programs are tailored to meet you where you are and help you grow.

Many of our core empowerment programs are offered free of charge as part of our mission to ensure accessibility for all youth. Some specialized training programs may have minimal fees to cover materials and certification. To register, you can contact us through our website, WhatsApp, or visit our office. Registration details are announced on our social media platforms and through our newsletter.

We offer a comprehensive range of skills training including digital marketing, graphic design, web development, entrepreneurship, leadership development, financial literacy, public speaking, project management, CCTV installation and Solar power. Our programs combine theoretical knowledge with practical hands-on experience, and many include certification upon completion. We also provide mentorship and business incubation support for aspiring entrepreneurs.

There are several ways to get involved with King's Seed Foundation: you can become a volunteer, join our mentorship network as a mentor, partner with us as an organization, sponsor our programs, or serve on our advisory board. We also welcome donations to support our mission. Contact us to discuss how your skills, experience, or resources can contribute to empowering more youth across Nigeria.