Cooperative strength
Participate in a structured member-owned cooperative built around shared capacity, accountability and long-term sustainability.
Stronger Schools. Wealthier Futures.
Building Wealth. Strengthening Education.
EduWealth Cooperative Society brings school owners and education entrepreneurs together through a structured cooperative model designed to strengthen institutions, create responsible opportunities and build sustainable wealth beyond school fees alone.
Membership entry charge: ₦70,000. Membership becomes active only after the Society's formal approval process.
Why EduWealth exists
Collective strength for stronger education businesses.
Running a school demands educational commitment and sound financial planning. EduWealth exists to help school owners move beyond survival and excessive dependence on tuition income through structured, ethical and sustainable cooperative participation.
Our vision: To become Nigeria's most trusted and influential cooperative for school owners, building sustainable wealth, strong institutions and future-ready education systems.
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Membership
Designed for committed school owners and education entrepreneurs.
Applicants provide required identity and school/business documentation, accept the governing rules and contribution requirements, and proceed through formal review and Board approval.
Member services
Practical support for institutional growth.
Responsible access to finance
Eligible members may access approved lending opportunities, including one-digit-rate loans where policy, assessment and available funds permit.
Growth support
Member services include training, consulting, referrals, business promotion, networking and school-visibility opportunities.
Loan access, pricing and tenure are not automatic or guaranteed. They are subject to eligibility, available funds, credit assessment and approved lending policies.
How it works
A disciplined cooperative process.
Member participation is combined with assessment, controlled deployment, monitoring and transparent reporting.
- 01Join
- 02Contribute
- 03Assess
- 04Deploy
- 05Report & Share
Governance & accountability
Trust is built into the structure.
EduWealth's governance model includes the General Assembly, a Board of Directors, designated officers and specialist committees covering oversight, risk and compliance, audit and ethics, benefits and rewards, and elections.
AnnualExternal audit commitment
QuarterlyMember reporting
5–9Board-size framework
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Build with a community that understands school ownership.
Important financial notice
Financial projections and planning figures are illustrative and do not guarantee performance or returns. Participation, benefits and financial services are subject to the Society's governing documents, approved policies, available funds, assessments and applicable law.