In each country, Junior Achievement is funded primarily by the private sector. In Nigeria, major Nigerian companies give something back to the community by making an investment in young people. Companies donate to JA NIGERIA either as Board Members or as Sustaining Members of the organisation.

Board Members are required to attend four board meetings a year, serve on at least one committee, make annual financial and in-kind contributions, and involve their personnel in teaching JA NIGERIA programmes. Sustaining Members commit to one or more of the Board Member requirements.

The long-term goal of JA NIGERIA is to foster an enterprise culture in young people and encourage them to fulfil their potential in Nigeria's growing economy. You can help contribute to this growth by investing a little of your company's expertise in the next generation.