Work gets the biggest share
Whoever does the work keeps 80% of what the buyer pays. Everyone else’s share is written down before work starts.
About E-WIN
Built so young Nigerians can earn from what they know
Elite Workforce Impact Nigeria is a social enterprise turning skills, networks and digital presence into real, reliable income streams.
Why we exist
Millions of young Nigerians have skills that others will pay for — tutoring, design, analysis, writing, inspection, care. What they lack is a trusted place to be found, a fair way to be paid and a record that proves they deliver.
E-WIN started as a family of AI tools for exams, careers, business and health. The hub joins them so that the people using one platform can earn by serving the people on another — with escrow, a shared reputation and a single wallet.
Our job is to make every naira traceable, every split visible and every credential checkable.
Trust is built into the money
Escrow before work, released on approval. Nightly reconciliation pauses payouts if a single kobo doesn’t add up.
No claim without proof
We don’t promise grades, loans or incomes. We publish how things work and let results speak.
Built for Nigerian reality
Naira pricing, bank and USSD payments, low-data pages and tools that understand CAC, FIRS, JAMB and WAEC.
Founder & CEO
Omale Danjuma Ogale
Elite Workforce Impact Nigeria · Elite Workforce Enterprises & DEALS · Abuja
The future of Nigerian youth is not a problem to be managed. It is an opportunity to be seized — together.
Danjuma is an entrepreneur and social-impact builder based in Abuja. He conceived the E-WIN ecosystem — nineteen platforms across education, careers, business, finance, health, property and media — and leads the work of bringing them together into one hub where young people learn, collaborate and earn.
Shareholding partners & directors
Ali Ahmed Ali Abubakar
Shareholding Partner & Director
Abdulrahman Amin Ibrahim Abdallah
Shareholding Partner & Director
Roadmap
Q4 2026
Hub launch
Identity, Skill Passport, wallet, escrow, gigs, services, squads and referrals. Six flagships inside the hub.
H1 2027
Campus & institutions
Ambassador hubs on 40 campuses, institution seats for schools and universities, bounties with sponsors.
H2 2027
All ecosystem applications
Remaining platforms move into the hub; regulated products only after licensing is confirmed.
2028
West Africa
Ghana and multi-currency wallets, once Nigerian unit economics are proven.
Live in the hub today: SchoolXense, CollegeCBT, MentorMe, ProfileX, BiznexDraft, FinancialAuditor.