BoyCode
Conference 2025

One of our success stories is Erioluwa, a 17-year-old boy from a low-income family. Erioluwa’s parent left him and his siblings when he was a child, he grew up with his grandfather. Struggled to finish secondary school due to financial constraints and lacked prior training on product design. After completing the BoyCode program, he was able to secure training jobs where he now trains other people on product design.

Erioluwa

Yet another success story is Oluwasegun, a 21-year-old boy who had written jamb 3 times before coming for the bootcamp. Segun had a natural talent for coding, design and speaking but lacked any formal training in the tech industry. After completing the BoyCode program, he was able to secure enhance his skill and also took the jamb exam again. Now he gained admission to study engineering at the Osun state university while still Working and earning a living as a young boy.

Oluwasegun

Another success story is Bright, a 19-year-old boy from a rural community in the yaba. Bright had a keen interest in technology but had no access to resources or training. After completing the BoyCode program, he was able to get a job with a bitcoin start up, where he is currently works as the product designer and while still schooling at the university of kogi state. Bright now earns steady income after the Boycode bootcamp.

Bright

A beacon of success in our Boycode narrative is Godspower, a determined 20-year-old who journeyed from Ekpoma to Lagos to attend our transformative camp. Under the wings of Boycode, he evolved into an exceptional graphic designer through dedicated training. The crescendo of his achievement? A fully remote, paid internship secured shortly after completing the program. Godspower's story stands as a testament to the life-changing impact of Boycode, where dreams are not just dreamt but lived.

Godspower

From the corners of Ipaja in Lagos emerges Peter Adebowale, an 18-year-old with a quiet demeanor but boundless potential. After immersing himself in the transformative experience of Boycode Bootcamp, Peter not only discovered newfound confidence but leveraged it into securing an internship at Microsoft. His journey stands as a testament to the profound impact and opportunities that Boycode creates for young talents, revealing the untapped brilliance within each participant.

Peter Adebowale

Mubarak, a 23-year-old hailing from the heart of a rural community in Oworonshoki. Despite his father's role as a scrap collector and limited access to resources or training, Mubarak harbored a profound passion for technology. Post his transformative journey through the BoyCode program, Mubarak not only ignited his dream but soared beyond expectations. Today, he stands as a flourishing freelance graphic designer, a testament to the profound impact of the program. The metamorphosis is nothing short of extraordinary.

Mubarak