Reports & transparency
Transparency is part of the work.
Support for a child’s education should come with visibility into how decisions are made, funds are allocated and progress is followed.
Our commitment
We want supporters to understand what their contribution makes possible.
More than 1,100 successful donations supported EAO’s first academic year. The expenditure register preserves verified payments and supporting evidence, while transaction fees and corrections are recorded separately for a clearer financial picture.
Academic reports
EAO First Academic Year Report 2025/26
The report covers September 2025 to August 2026: EAO’s origin and support model, twenty beneficiaries, fourteen academic summaries, a learner outcome, the programme timeline and the first-year financial review.
Download the public reportHow funds are used
Verified totals for the first academic year.
Adjusted donation income was ₦5,713,687.83 after removing a ₦106,000 refund that had been recorded as an inflow. Total expenditure, including known bank charges, was ₦2,949,475, leaving a recorded balance of ₦2,764,212.83.
Expenditure evidence
School fees were the largest area of programme spending.
Recorded programme spending included ₦1,231,470 for tuition and school fees, ₦329,870 for learning materials, ₦291,104 for uniforms and school clothing, and ₦267,190 for internal lessons and examinations plus external examination fees. Where receipts did not itemise ₦813,800 of beneficiary payments, category allocations were estimated using a documented method; the underlying paid totals were verified.
Monitoring process
Observe. Record. Review. Respond.
Policies & governance