Identity & confidence
Helping children know they matter, belong and have a place in Nigeria's story.
Explore early years ↗Different roots. One people. One future. Across Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo traditions, and every community in between, we share responsibility for raising informed citizens who shape a peaceful Nigeria.
Unity begins with informed citizenship.
Too many children grow up without the identity, civic knowledge, voice or opportunity they need to thrive. We believe a better Nigeria is built by starting early and walking with young people all the way into adulthood.
“We raise informed citizens. Informed citizens make informed decisions.”
Why our work matters ↗Citizenship is more than a passport. It is the confidence to belong, the knowledge to participate, and the courage to serve. Our work follows that belief from a child's earliest years into adult life.
The story behind our missionWhether you're an educator, a partner or a citizen ready to serve, start here.
We turn civic knowledge into everyday confidence, leadership and opportunity.
Helping children know they matter, belong and have a place in Nigeria's story.
Explore early years ↗Making the Constitution accessible and giving young people a practical place to lead.
Explore school programmes ↗Building financial literacy, work-readiness and a lifelong commitment to community.
Explore young adult programmes ↗From their first years to a lifetime of purpose. Every stage prepares them for the next.
“I am a Nigerian, and I matter.”
First Citizens ↗“I know my rights, and my duties.”
Little Citizens ↗“I can lead, and I can serve.”
Leadership clubs ↗“I can provide for myself and others.”
Skills & enterprise ↗“I serve Nigeria from wherever I stand.”
Citizen Ambassadors ↗Across classrooms, leadership clubs, skills programmes and communities, the movement is already creating opportunities for more Nigerians to participate and thrive.
See our impact ↗The #IAMANIGERIAN Summit 2027 brings a coalition together to act on child poverty.
We are convening leaders, partners and children themselves to make measurable commitments and track progress publicly.
Discover the summit ↗of Nigerian children were multidimensionally poor, according to the Nigeria MPI 2022.
Source: NBS, Nigeria Multidimensional Poverty Index 2022.