Twenty-four children in class
Four teachers, five days a week, in the building on Okumagba Avenue.
Warri, Delta State
At The CityBuilders, our goal is to build thriving cities by building people.
20 Okumagba Avenue, Warri
Founded by SaltCity Church, 2024
The strength of a city begins with its people. Behind every strong city are dreamers, workers, parents, students, and builders—ordinary individuals carrying extraordinary hope.
For this reason, change doesn't begin with bricks or concrete. It begins with hearts, hands, and lives changed. This is why we exist: to build cities by building people.
When people grow, families grow; when families grow, communities thrive; and when communities thrive, cities rise.
What we are here for
Empowering young people through education, skills development, and entrepreneurship for lasting growth and stronger communities.
Our mission is clear: empower young people through education, mindset reformation, and skills development for lasting growth.
Our story
For years, SaltCity Church focused on charity—food, clothing, and scholarships. From 2016 to 2023 that meant food aid for the Igbene-Ehrenren community and the annual “Share a Christmas” program, which clothed over 5,000 children in Warri.
In 2023, after a community assessment showed deeper challenges, we became convinced that real change starts with a mindset shift. That led to The CityBuilders in 2024.


From the charity years, 2016–2023.
Programs

Education is the foundation for lasting change. Through our free school and learning programs, we provide young people access to quality education.

Real change starts with how people think. Our Mindset Reformation & Community Engagement Program helps shift mindsets and empower young people to take active roles in their communities.

We equip youths with practical skills to thrive and build sustainable cities. When young people are equipped to succeed, they drive local economies, reduce poverty, and generate employment.
Education — our pilot
A free school on Okumagba Avenue. We aim to inspire each child's potential and foster holistic development—nurturing intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth.
Media
A film about the school, told by the women whose children are in it.
Impact
Four teachers, five days a week, in the building on Okumagba Avenue.
Furniture, light and ventilation, classroom by classroom; counting and sensorial equipment so a full class can choose work at the same time.
Not running yet. It is what the next funding buys.
More families are asking than there are places.
Goal means not yet running.
Partner with us
Growth often comes not from lone effort, but from collective ideas, workforce, and resources.
Contact us
Whether you want to volunteer, partner, enrol a child, or simply ask a question—this reaches someone at the foundation.
20 Okumagba Avenue
Warri, Delta State, Nigeria