Building the Future Together

Official partner in phygital sports — the fusion of physical sport with gaming and esports. Organized by Infinity Citizens Ltd., a member of the World Phygital Community (WPC), bringing phygital football, basketball, dancing, and shooter competitions to Nigeria.

Partnering on the Mortal Kombat 1 Tournament — a 64-slot competition with a ₦300,000 prize pool in Port Harcourt. FIGN's logo features on the official tournament flyer alongside Totem and Nexal Gaming.

Partnering on esports education and community development through the Esports 101 initiative, making competitive gaming accessible to new audiences.

Co-organized the Game Over Gender-Based Violence digital competition, combining esports with social impact to promote digital safety and girls' inclusion in gaming.

Africa's leading gaming media and community platform. Partnered on the Game Over GBV initiative, providing esports infrastructure and community reach across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Sponsored the Game Over GBV initiative as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, supporting digital safety education through gaming.

Port Harcourt's leading technology and innovation hub. Hosted the FIGN Official Launch Event, providing space for the community to connect, learn, and build.

Supporting FIGN's global outreach and connecting the African gaming community with international opportunities and platforms.

The International Game Developers Association Foundation supports FIGN's mission to create pathways for women and girls in game development and the broader gaming industry.

Business and innovation hub implemented by the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy. FIGN founder Sophia Nei served as judge at the NGICT Rivers State Demo Day.