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Atum Humanitarian, Anti-Corruption and Charitable Initiative-AHACCI. Building a transparent and accountable Nigeria via civic engagement and anti-corruption initiatives.

Meet Mr Ismaila Yusuf Atumeyi, the Executive director and Chairman Atum Humanitarian, Anti-Corruption and Charitable In...
21/05/2026

Meet Mr Ismaila Yusuf Atumeyi, the Executive director and Chairman Atum Humanitarian, Anti-Corruption and Charitable Initiative-AHACCI. A businessman, philanthropist, Humanitarian and Anti Corruption fighter.

7 DAYS TO CHILDREN’S DAY! This May 27th, AHACCI is doubling our impact: ✅ Celebrating every child – especially those wit...
21/05/2026

7 DAYS TO CHILDREN’S DAY!

This May 27th, AHACCI is doubling our impact:

✅ Celebrating every child – especially those with Autism & Special Needs.
✅ Raising ₦2 Million to provide care, therapy support, and learning materials.
✅ Standing for humanitarian aid, anti‑corruption advocacy, and community development.

Your donation = hope + dignity + a better tomorrow.

Support our mission:
🇳🇬 Zenith Bank (NGN): 1229818001
🇺🇸 Zenith Bank (USD): 5075227026
For Autism & Special Needs

📞09090733333

Together, we build a just, transparent, and compassionate society.

7 DAYS TO CHILDREN’S DAY! This May 27th, AHACCI is doubling our impact: ✅ Celebrating every child – especially those wit...
20/05/2026

7 DAYS TO CHILDREN’S DAY!

This May 27th, AHACCI is doubling our impact:

✅ Celebrating every child – especially those with Autism & Special Needs.
✅ Raising ₦2 Million to provide care, therapy support, and learning materials.
✅ Standing for humanitarian aid, anti‑corruption advocacy, and community development.

Your donation = hope + dignity + a better tomorrow.

Support our mission:
🇳🇬 Zenith Bank (NGN): 1229818001
🇺🇸 Zenith Bank (USD): 5075227026
For Autism & Special Needs

Together, we build a just, transparent, and compassionate society.

The recurring xenophobic attacks targeting African nationals in South Africa are deeply disheartening, condemnable, and ...
20/05/2026

The recurring xenophobic attacks targeting African nationals in South Africa are deeply disheartening, condemnable, and fundamentally unacceptable. Africa is one continent, bound by shared history, struggle, and destiny. No African should ever live in fear or face hostility in any part of our common homeland.

It is imperative that both the government and the people of South Africa reflect on the unwavering solidarity shown by other African nations during the darkest days of apartheid. When the apartheid regime threatened the very existence of South Africa, countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, and many others stood resolutely with the South African people. They provided diplomatic support, financial resources, military training, and safe haven to freedom fighters, often at great cost to themselves. That sacrifice and brotherhood must never be forgotten.

The xenophobic violence we are witnessing today stands in direct contradiction to the pan-African ideals championed by visionary leaders like Nelson Mandela, Kwame Nkrumah, Thomas Sankara, Muammar Gaddafi, Patrice Lumumba, and countless others who dedicated their lives to African unity, dignity, and liberation. Mandela’s philosophy of Ubuntu — “I am because we are” — rejects the very notion of turning against fellow Africans.

We at Atum Humanitarian and Anti Corruption Initiative strongly and unequivocally condemn these shameful acts perpetrated against our brothers and sisters. We call on the Government of South Africa to act swiftly and decisively to halt these attacks, protect all African nationals within its borders, ensure justice for victims, and reaffirm its commitment to the principles of pan-Africanism and human dignity.

An injury to one African is an injury to all Africans.

One Africa ❤️❤️❤️

The recurring xenophobic attacks targeting African nationals in South Africa are deeply disheartening, condemnable, and ...
20/05/2026

The recurring xenophobic attacks targeting African nationals in South Africa are deeply disheartening, condemnable, and fundamentally unacceptable. Africa is one continent, bound by shared history, struggle, and destiny. No African should ever live in fear or face hostility in any part of our common homeland.

It is imperative that both the government and the people of South Africa reflect on the unwavering solidarity shown by other African nations during the darkest days of apartheid. When the apartheid regime threatened the very existence of South Africa, countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, and many others stood resolutely with the South African people. They provided diplomatic support, financial resources, military training, and safe haven to freedom fighters, often at great cost to themselves. That sacrifice and brotherhood must never be forgotten.

The xenophobic violence we are witnessing today stands in direct contradiction to the pan-African ideals championed by visionary leaders like Nelson Mandela, Kwame Nkrumah, Thomas Sankara, Muammar Gaddafi, Patrice Lumumba, and countless others who dedicated their lives to African unity, dignity, and liberation. Mandela’s philosophy of Ubuntu — “I am because we are” — rejects the very notion of turning against fellow Africans.

We at Atum Humanitarian and Anti Corruption Initiative strongly and unequivocally condemn these shameful acts perpetrated against our brothers and sisters. We call on the Government of South Africa to act swiftly and decisively to halt these attacks, protect all African nationals within its borders, ensure justice for victims, and reaffirm its commitment to the principles of pan-Africanism and human dignity.

An injury to one African is an injury to all Africans.

One Africa ❤️❤️❤️

Meeting with the Director of Navy affairs, Federal ministry of Defence, Mr. Joel Adeoye Christopher at The Ministry of D...
19/05/2026

Meeting with the Director of Navy affairs, Federal ministry of Defence, Mr. Joel Adeoye Christopher at The Ministry of Defence Ship House .

Big steps forward! 🤝Yesterday, we met with Mrs. Boriowo Folashade, Director of Press & Public Relations at the Federal M...
15/05/2026

Big steps forward! 🤝

Yesterday, we met with Mrs. Boriowo Folashade, Director of Press & Public Relations at the Federal Ministry of Education.

The conversation centered on deepening collaboration, promoting transparency in education, and getting more street children back into the classroom.

AHACCI was represented by our Executive Director and Programs Manager.

Building partnerships for impact🇳🇬

Do not allow anyone to intimidate you. Report to us now! We are here to stand by you!!
11/05/2026

Do not allow anyone to intimidate you. Report to us now! We are here to stand by you!!

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