The people who carry TecPal into the room.
Ambassadors open doors we cannot reach from Lekki or Ikenegbu: communities, stages and rooms where young Africans decide what is possible for them.
Our ambassadors.
Each one reaches a room we cannot reach on our own. Open a profile to see who they carry, where they work and what they do with us. The roster grows through the year.
Juliet Ibrahim is confirmed. The remaining profiles and their portraits are placeholders while ambassadors are announced through 2026.
What an ambassador actually does.
Not a logo on a poster. Four jobs, all of them practical.
Open rooms
They put TecPal in front of schools, churches, associations and stages that no advert of ours reaches.
Vouch for the free door
Every ambassador can explain, plainly, why the first Bootcamp costs nothing. Coming from them, that answer travels.
Convene events
Workshops, campus evenings and panels, co-hosted with partners who want the same outcome we do.
Fund seats
Ambassadors help raise and direct scholarship seats towards learners who cannot pay for a paid tier yet.
Do you carry a room?
We look for reach, not follower counts: a community that listens to you, and a reason to want Nigerians in tech. Tell us who you reach and we will come back with a plan.
Apply to be an ambassador