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From 10–29 August 2026, the Felix Anthony Ojih Foundation (FAOF) brought practical digital, entrepreneurial and vocational skills training to 73 participants at L.E.A. Primary School, Phase II, Nyanya, Abuja. Through intensive hands-on learning, mentorship and enterprise development, participants gained practical skills designed to create new opportunities for income, entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods.
AUGUST 2026 • Field Story Archive


our FAOF Independence 2026 campaign, “SAVE NIGERIA – 100 ACTS OF SERVICE.”


Volunteers • May 2026
FAOF volunteers came together for a strategic engagement focused on strengthening teamwork, coordinating community activities and deepening their commitment to the Foundation’s mission of empowering lives and transforming communities.






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Education • May 2026
Healthcare • Mar 2026
Humanitarian • Feb 2026
FAOF Brings Joy and Support to Children
FAOF Advances Community Health
FAOF Brings Love, Care and Hope to Children
FAOF marked Children’s Day through a school outreach at L.E.A. Primary School, Aliyetu, Chika, Airport Road, Abuja, connecting with children and supporting its commitment to education, child wellbeing and community development.
On 18 March 2026, FAOF carried out a pre-medical outreach visit to the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, as part of its commitment to strengthening healthcare awareness and community wellbeing.
As part of its commitment to supporting vulnerable children, the Felix Anthony Ojih Foundation visited an orphanage to share care, encouragement and meaningful support with the children, reinforcing FAOF's commitment to compassion, dignity and community wellbeing.
Every contribution directly supports healthcare outreach, youth empowerment, orphan care, and emergency humanitarian relief in communities across Nigeria.
