A full secondary school classroom during an examination: rows of students in uniform at wooden desks, heads down, writing on answer sheets in daylight from louvred windows.
Close view of a student's hands, pencil in hand, shading answers onto a printed multiple-choice sheet at a wooden desk.
A teacher photographing a completed answer sheet with a smartphone, a tall stack of further sheets beside him.

Credufy Community

Some children onlyever sit one realexamination.

The one that decides everything. No mock, no rehearsal, no chance to learn what an exam hall feels like — because their school could never afford to run one. You can change that for an entire school today.

No computersNo electricityResults in hours

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₦25,000Sponsors a whole school for a term
3hrsFrom photograph to marked results
0Computers, generators or staff on site
100%Of sheets kept and viewable beside the score

Why this exists

It is not that they cannot do the work.

In thousands of Nigerian schools there is no mock examination. Not because the teachers do not care — they care enormously — but because a mock costs money the school does not have. Printing costs money. Marking three hundred scripts costs a teacher an entire weekend. Reading those results properly costs expertise nobody on site was ever trained for.

So the practice never happens. A student who has never sat in an exam hall, never managed a clock, never seen the shape of the questions, walks into the most important morning of their life completely cold.

They are not failing the exam. They are failing the rehearsal they never had.

Credufy Community gives them that rehearsal. A properly built examination, printed and coded for every candidate, sat on paper in their own classroom, marked by artificial intelligence within hours — and returned to their teachers broken down topic by topic, so the next lesson aims at exactly what went wrong.

No computers travel. No generator is hired. Nobody has to be there. The school prints what we send, sits the exam as it always has, photographs the sheets on an ordinary phone, and everything else happens on our side. That is what makes it cheap enough to reach twenty schools instead of one.

Thirty students. One afternoon. No electricity in the building.
This is what a sponsored examination looks like

Choose your reach

See exactly what your sponsorship does.

Every package is a one-off. Nothing further to buy, no equipment, no subscription — and every figure below is what actually reaches students.

Sponsorship package
5Schools reached
250Students examined
₦400Per student

each dot is 2 children sitting a real exam

Your name is printed on every question paper and result slip.

How it works

Five steps. None of them need you to be there.

Once a school is sponsored this repeats every term, on its own, with no further involvement from you and nobody from Credufy on the ground.

1

You sponsor

Choose a package. We register the schools under your name and confirm them with you.

2

They print

Question papers and answer sheets, individually coded so every candidate gets their own paper.

3

They sit it

On paper, in their own classroom. No power, no network, no devices, no software.

4

A phone photographs

A teacher photographs each sheet. It works with no signal and uploads when there is.

5

AI marks it

Every script scored within hours, with a topic-by-topic breakdown for their teachers.

A teacher standing at a desk in a classroom, photographing a completed answer sheet with a smartphone, a tall stack of further sheets beside him.

What comes back

A weekend of marking, done before supper.

A teacher photographs the completed sheets. The printed code on each one identifies its candidate, so nothing has to be sorted, named or matched by hand. Every script is read, scored and returned the same day.

And with the scores comes the part that actually changes teaching: the breakdown. Not weak in Mathematics, but weak in change of subject of formula — which a teacher can walk into class on Monday and fix.

Accountability

You will know precisely what your money did.

Giving in this country too often disappears into a report nobody can check. Every number we show you is counted by the system, not estimated by us.

Two teachers at a laptop in a school office, one pointing at the screen while the other holds a completed answer sheet, going through the topic breakdown after marking.

The report goes to them first.

Before a sponsor sees a single figure, the school does. Their teachers get the breakdown while the lesson can still change — which is the entire point of running the exam early.

What you receive afterwards is the same data, aggregated: how many sat, how they scored, and where the cohort is weakest. Nothing about an individual child is ever shared with a sponsor.

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Every sheet is kept

Each scanned answer sheet is stored and viewable beside its score. The evidence is the paper itself, not our word for it.

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A live dashboard

See the schools you fund, students assessed, average scores and pass rates — updating on their own, whenever you look.

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Nothing is dropped

A sheet whose code cannot be read goes to a person to assign by hand. No child’s paper quietly disappears.

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Termly reporting

Schools reached, students assessed, scores, pass rates and the topics the cohort struggled with most — written up each term.

Two ways to give

Reach, or a day they will never forget.

Most sponsors do both — the paper programme for scale, one mobile deployment as the centrepiece their community actually sees.

A squared stack of completed multiple-choice answer sheets on a worn wooden desk, a yellow pencil resting across the top sheet in low afternoon light.

Paper examinations

Quiet, cheap, enormous reach

Printed exams that run themselves, term after term, in schools with no power and no network. The most students per naira of anything we do.

  • From NGN 25,000 for a whole school
  • No team travels, no equipment bought
  • Repeats every term on the same sponsorship
  • Your name on every paper and result slip
Laptops set up along a classroom bench while a technician connects a power station in the doorway, a satellite dish and solar panels standing in the yard outside.

Mobile CBT

The exam hall, delivered

We bring the whole computer-based testing centre to a community that has never seen one — laptops, satellite internet, solar power and a trained team.

  • Banners, wristbands and certificates in your name
  • The examination itself branded as your programme
  • Paid work for local ambassadors from the community
  • Photography and film you can publish

Who sponsors

People who want the receipt, not the applause.

Sponsorship starts at one school and reaches an entire state. Every one of these has a home here.

Foundations & NGOsCompanies & CSR programmesLegislators & office holdersOld students' associationsDiaspora donorsReligious & community bodiesIndividuals

Begin

One school. One exam. Then decide.

Tell us the community, the local government area or the state you care about. Within a week we will come back with the schools we can reach there, how many students are in them, and exactly what your sponsorship would cover.