Azura-Edo Power Plant | Nigeria
A 461 MW gas-fired plant outside Benin City, Edo State. First power in 2018, six months ahead of schedule, feeding the national grid ever since.
- Capacity
- 461 MW
- Running
- Since 2018
- Invested
- $890m
Accounts open January 2027. Schools can start the conversation now.
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$20
A sovereign bond is a loan to a government. It funds the roads, power and water a country is building, and it pays you for the use of your money. Three that were built this way, named and dated so you can check them.
A 461 MW gas-fired plant outside Benin City, Edo State. First power in 2018, six months ahead of schedule, feeding the national grid ever since.
Rwanda's first, at $400m. Fifty million went to the Nyabarongo hydro plant, which was putting power on the grid by 2014. Two hundred and seventy built the convention centre above. The bond was repaid in full, on time, in May 2023.
Seven hundred and fifty million dollars, oversubscribed fifteen times, earmarked for roads, rail and power. One hundred and eighty-six million of it went to the Kafue Gorge Lower hydro project; roads took the largest share.
A full school year of financial literacy, taught remotely by educators based in Africa. Your staff host the sessions rather than teach them.
With a parent's consent, each student opens a GUAP™ account in their own name.
From $20, the student holds an actual position in an African sovereign bond, held in their own name rather than modelled in a classroom exercise.
The position belongs to the student. At eighteen, full control passes to them, and they can keep adding for life.
A product sold to minors through schools carries obligations an ordinary brokerage does not. These are ours.
Cash and bonds sit with third-party custodians in the student's name, segregated from SCRILLA's own money. Custodians are named before launch.
No account opens without parental consent.
No student's name, face, school or city appears in anything SCRILLA publishes, without the expressed written consent of the parent.
No SCRILLA yield, projection or partner logo appears until it is signed and published. The rates at the top of this page are governments’ own figures, dated and sourced. Unpriced terms say so, with a date.
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Children’s Investment Large Legacy Account
A full school-year program, taught in your building, at no cost to the school or the student.
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Thirty-five blocks of Black-owned commerce: groceries, hotels, a hospital, banks, two newspapers. Burned by a white mob across two days. Insurance claims were denied.
Home of North Carolina Mutual Life, then the largest Black-owned business in the country. Cleared for a freeway under urban renewal. Most displaced businesses never reopened.
A correction, not a charity. The same on-ramp, put back within reach, starting in a classroom.
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“We cannot afford to miss this boat. Not this boat. As a culture we keep missing boats. The only boat we should have missed — we didn’t miss. The slave boats, and that’s why we’re in this boat now. This is the boat that financially takes us back to where we came from. This is the time to act. This is the time to move.”
Brian Thompson, founder.
Atlanta

Accounts open January 2027. Schools can start the conversation today.