Donations

Power the work.
Move Nigeria forward.

Your contribution helps fund grassroots organising, voter education, community programmes, communications, and the materials our teams need across Nigeria.

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Citizen powered

Every contribution has a job.

  • Equip ward and state organisers
  • Reach voters with accurate information
  • Support community events and mobilisation
  • Produce campaign and training materials

More ways to support

Three ways to power the movement.

The same support options from Get Involved are available here, whether you want to give cash, materials, goods, or professional services.

01

Cash Contributions

Direct financial support powering field operations, training, communications and travel for state coordinators.

  • Bank transfer to the official campaign account
  • Mobile money / USSD to verified short codes
  • One-off, monthly or campaign-cycle pledges
02

Campaign Materials

Printed and branded items that put the movement’s message in every market, ward and senatorial district.

  • Banners, posters and flyers
  • T-shirts, caps and wristbands
  • Stickers, flags and rally kits
03

In-Kind Goods & Services

Goods, expertise and infrastructure that reduce our cost of organising and let us reach further, faster.

  • Venues, transport and logistics
  • Pro-bono legal, design or media work
  • Equipment, devices and software licences

Donation questions

Before you give.

What kinds of materials can I donate?

Banners, posters, flyers, t-shirts, caps, wristbands, stickers, flags and rally kits are always in demand. Reach out to us first so we can coordinate quantities and delivery.

Will my donation be acknowledged?

Yes. Every cash and material contribution is logged and acknowledged with an official receipt sent to the email you provide.

I am in the diaspora — how can I help?

Tick the diaspora box on the form. You can amplify the movement online, fund local activations, and convene chapters in your city of residence.

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