Cyber Security Awareness
Cyber knowledge is the best defence
45 Girls, 0 Threats: International Girls in ICT Day
The Alice Alobi Foundation celebrated International Girls in ICT Day 2025 by bringing cybersecurity education to the heart of Kurudu, Abuja.
Participants: 45 Secondary School Girls.
Partner: NPF National Cybercrime Centre (NCCC).
Mission: To inspire, educate, and protect the next generation of women in technology.
“Cybersecurity is no longer just a skill—it’s a shield. We are proud to provide that shield to our girls.”
A Global Front for Local Impact: Empowering Abuja’s Youth in Cybersecurity
On August 3, 2025, the Alice Alobi Foundation set a new benchmark for youth empowerment by hosting an elite Cybersecurity Awareness Workshop. In an unprecedented collaboration, we joined forces with the American Space, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the NPF National Cybercrime Centre (NPF NCCC), and Interpol.
Participants: 35 selected youths participated in this high-level session, gaining direct insights from the world’s leading digital security and anti-fraud organizations.
The workshop focused on the “White Hat” path—transforming technical curiosity into ethical careers that protect, rather than harm, the digital ecosystem.
Strengthening Digital Frontiers at Granny Murray Schools
On September 14, 2025, the Alice Alobi Foundation brought its flagship Cybersecurity Awareness Workshop to the high school students of Granny Murray Schools, Gwarinpa.
In an increasingly connected world, the classroom is no longer confined by four walls. We spent the day engaging with these bright students, dismantling the myths of the internet, and replacing them with robust digital defense strategies.
From identifying sophisticated phishing scams to managing their digital footprints, the students of Granny Murray are now better equipped to lead with security and integrity.
Celebrating Excellence...
Celebrating Excellence
Big brilliant minds, sharp insights, and a safer digital future.
We are incredibly proud to spotlight the brilliant winners of the Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF) National Essay Competition on Cybersafety. These exceptional secondary school students rose to the challenge, using their voices and intellect to tackle critical issues around digital safety, online protection, and responsible citizenship.
Out of numerous entries nationwide, these three outstanding participants stood out for their practical solutions, deep understanding, and passion for making the internet a safer space for their peers.
A massive congratulations to our top three champions:
First Place: Emefo Kobi N.
Second Place: Hayatu Fatima
Third Place: Olaoti Abdulwaarit O.
Your dedication to promoting cybersecurity education is truly inspiring. Keep shining and leading the way as certified ambassadors for a secure digital generation.
JSS Kurudu – Abuja Computer Quiz
Celebrating Success: Sponsorship Call for the JSS Kurudu – Abuja Computer Quiz From Training to Triumph: A Year of Digital Empowerment The Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF) is proud to announce the culmination of our year-long Computer Literacy Training Program which began in January 2025. For months, we’ve invested in nurturing the digital skills of students at JSS Kurudu and surrounding
ICT for girls
The afternoon sun, though warm, was gentle on the corrugated iron roofs of Gwarinpa. Usually bustling with market activity, a different kind of buzz filled the air. This was where the Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF) was making
Cybersecurity Awareness 2025
The Alice Alobi Foundation (AAF), known for its impactful ICT training for students, especially girls, was about to embark on a crucial new mission: launching
Empowering Children for a Safer Digital Future
Is your child prepared to explore the digital world safely and responsibly?
The internet provides endless opportunities for learning, creativity, and connection,
but it also comes with challenges and risks. Protecting children online goes beyond
managing screen time — it involves equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and
confidence needed to make safe and responsible decisions in the digital space.
We are excited to introduce the AAF Cybersafety Clubs, launching in
September 2026!
Designed for children between the ages of 8 and 16, our practical and age-appropriate
programme helps young learners develop essential digital safety skills, build
confidence online and become responsible digital citizens.
Through engaging activities and interactive learning experiences, club members will
grow from everyday internet users into confident and empowered
Cybersafety Ambassadors, ready to promote safer online habits within
their communities.
Want to Host a Training?
We’re actively partnering with schools, NGOs, religious centers, and community groups to bring ICT training to where it's needed most.