Who we are
About Wisher
Wisher is one of the products built and operated by INABOT, a Nigerian technology company creating tools for life's biggest moments.
Why we built this
Every year, thousands of Nigerian students sign a plain white shirt on their way out of school, then watch the ink fade, the fabric fray, and the people who signed it scatter across the country and the world. We thought graduation deserved better than that. So we built Wisher: the same tradition, kept forever, and open to anyone who couldn't be there in person to sign it themselves.
Wisher was founded by Odugbesan Tobani Oluseyi, a software developer who wanted his own graduating class to have something that wouldn't fade.
The business behind Wisher
Wisher is a product of INABOT, a Nigerian business registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (RC 9728440). All fees and gifts sent through Wisher are processed under INABOT via Paystack, a licensed Nigerian payment processor.
Creating a Wisher page is free during our launch period. When a well-wisher sends a cash gift through a page, Wisher deducts a 5% platform fee before the gift reaches the graduate's withdrawable balance; graduates withdraw to their own Nigerian bank account. Full details are in our Terms of Service.
What Wisher does
Graduating students open a personal page with a digital version of their sign-out shirt. Classmates, friends, and family sign the shirt and send messages, photos, voice notes, video wishes, and cash gifts: the Nigerian shirt-signing tradition, kept forever instead of fading on fabric. Find us on Instagram at @wisher.ng.
Questions or concerns?
Reach out anytime. Email, phone, and WhatsApp are all on our Contact page.
Contact usWisher, so far
302+
People on Wisher
941+
Signatures collected
286+
Wisher pages created
35+
Nigerian universities represented
Updated 9 September 2026
What it feels like
Not a comment section. A page that feels like it was actually signed.
“Four years, two strikes, one ASUU delay, and you still finished top of the class. Naija no go fall your hand, my G.”
— Folake, Computer Science '26
“You actually made it. See you at the top!”
— Bisi
“Loud is an understatement for how proud I am.”
— Kunle
Side by side
Traditional shirt vs. Wisher page
Traditional shirt
Wisher page
Fades after rainy season
Kept forever, no fading
Lost if the shirt is damaged
Backed up, always accessible
Only people physically present can sign
Anyone in the world can sign
No gifts
Classmates can send money with their message
You forget who wrote what
Every message is named and dated
One shirt, limited space
Unlimited messages, photos, GIFs