Get the teacher to class — on time, every day.
Women teaching on rural postings are allocated e-bikes ahead of the queue.
Many teachers in Sokoto spend a painful share of their salary simply getting to school, and rural postings often mean long, expensive daily journeys.
This programme provides electric motorcycles and community charging points so teachers travel cheaply, reliably and cleanly — improving attendance and, with it, learning outcomes.
Durable e-bikes allocated to teachers on rural and hard-to-reach postings.
Solar-assisted charging points hosted at schools and ward centres.
Trained local technicians handle servicing, spares and battery care.
Running costs a fraction of petrol transport, freeing salary for household needs.
Women's quota: Female teachers first — Women teaching on rural postings are allocated e-bikes ahead of the queue.
Join and indicate teaching as your profession.
Confirmation of posting through the school and ward desk.
Safety, riding and battery care orientation.
Receive your e-bike and charging access card.
Reliable teacher attendance is one of the strongest predictors of pupil performance — and safe, affordable transport keeps female teachers in rural classrooms where girls need them most.
* Participation is subject to eligibility, available resources and programme guidelines.