SAVE NIGERIA – 100 Acts of Service

Independence Day 2026

Nigerian Independence Day is more than a commemoration; it is a powerful invitation to take responsibility for our shared prosperity. The Felix Anthony Ojih Foundation calls on citizens across the nation to honor 1 October 2026 through active citizenship.

Whether simple or significant, every positive action contributes to solving local challenges in social welfare, public health, education, and environmental sustainability.

Simple Steps to Serve

Four Steps to Make Your Impact Count

01 REGISTER

02 SERVE

03 REPORT

04

GET COUNTED

Tell us what you intend to do. Submit your planned act of service individually or as a team.

Carry out your act in your neighborhood or community on or before 1 October 2026.

Return to our platform to submit what you accomplished, including videos, photos and community details.

Your verified contribution becomes an official part of the national 100 Acts of Service impact tally.

• Ways to Serve

What Counts as an Act of Service?

Acts may be simple or significant, but every contribution must create genuine positive impact for individuals, families, or neighborhoods.

Community Sanitation

Supporting Vulnerable People

Helping Children

Organize clean-up drives, clear drainage channels, or improve public hygiene facilities in your local neighborhood.

Support local orphanages, donate educational toys, or host uplifting recreational activities for disadvantaged children.

Provide direct assistance, companionship, or essential supplies to widows, displaced persons, and vulnerable community members.

Teaching & Mentoring

Health & Wellbeing

Food & Essential Item Donations

Volunteer free tutoring, career guidance, digital literacy workshops, or life-skills sessions to students and job seekers.

Conduct basic health screenings, sponsor medical checks, donate blood, or facilitate wellness awareness workshops.

Distribute food packs, clean drinking water, hygiene kits, or clothing to households facing extreme economic hardship.

Environmental Protection

Supporting Elderly People

School & Community Refurbishment

Plant shade trees, initiate recycling initiatives, or conduct public campaigns on local eco-conservation.

Assist senior citizens with domestic tasks, medical clinic transport, home repairs, or social companionship.

Paint public school classrooms, repair broken furniture, clean healthcare centers, or restore public spaces.

Skills & Professional Service

Helping an Individual or Family

Offer pro-bono professional counsel, vocational instruction, electrical repairs, or artisan work for non-profit facilities.

Directly support a family in crisis with emergency aid, medical bill assistance, or sustainable income-generating assets.

Campaign Tally

10 / 100

Acts of Service Registered

3

Communities Reached

32+

People Impacted Across Nigeria

Ready to Make Your Mark for Nigeria?

Pledge your act of service today or report an act you have already performed to help us reach our target for Independence Day 2026.

How Impact Reporting Works

Once your act of service is complete, return to our campaign page to submit your official report. You will provide details on what action was taken, the exact location or community served, estimated number of beneficiaries, and any available photos or video evidence.

Our campaign team verifies every submission before adding it to the official 100 Acts of Service national record. Your story will be showcased in the Felix Anthony Ojih Foundation annual impact archive to inspire fellow citizens across Nigeria.

+ Got Questions?

Who can participate?

Do I need to live in Abuja?

Any Nigerian citizen, resident, diaspora group, student body, corporate organization, or community association can register and carry out an act of service.

No. While FAOF is headquartered in Abuja, the 100 Acts of Service campaign spans all 36 states, the FCT, and international diaspora chapters.

Can organizations or teams join?

Can I perform multiple acts?

Yes! Corporate teams, youth clubs, faith groups, and school associations can submit joint service projects under their organization name.

Absolutely. Volunteers can register and report multiple distinct service projects during the Independence Day campaign window.

When must acts be completed?

What qualifies as verified proof?

All acts of service should take place between mid-September and 1 October 2026, with reporting open until 10 October 2026.

Clear photos or short video clips of the action, brief written beneficiary feedback, and project location details qualify your submission.

SERVICE IS A CHOICE. IMPACT IS A RESPONSIBILITY.

Encourage one meaningful action for Nigeria this Independence Day. Take the pledge today and strengthen our nation together.