Afrihub

Afrihub AfriHUB is registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) with registration number CAC/IT/NO 107637 in March 2018.

Brief about AfriHUB

African HUB for Community Progress Initiative in Nigeria (AfriHUB) is a Women Led, Gender Friendly and Climate Change Inclined Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)/Civil Society Organization (CSO), a humanitarian organization, not for profit making and nonpartisan. Office Location:
At the moment, AfriHUB Nigerian office is accommodated by the Network of Civil Society Organizati

ons (BASNEC),Sindaba House, No.46, Tafawa Balewa Road, Federal Low-cost, Bauchi Nigeria. AfriHUB will operate in other African Countries in due course. Governing Board:
AfriHUB is governed by 5 Board of Trustee, chaired by His Royal Highness, The Emir
Alhaji Usman Bilyaminu Othman the II, The Emir of Dass. Staffing:

AfriHUB has Senior Management Staff: Country Director (CD); Executive Director (ED); Programs Coordinator (PC); M&E Officer (M&E); Finance and Admin Specialist; Capacity Building Manager; Strategic and Corporate Communications Specialist

Other Personnel: Human Rights Desk Officer, Program Officers (PM); Admin & Procurement Assistant, Desk Officers, M&E Assistant, Communications Desk Officer, Security, Cleaner and Volunteers with diverse skills in all fields. Vision:
Connecting the Dots by linking the local communities in Africa to the Global communities for sustained and effective economic growth and development. Mission:
Devoted to enhancing effectiveness of local organizations and humanitarian services for and sustainable development. Goal:
Empower and boost local capacity towards sustainable development in line with the SDGs goal and provision of humanitarian services with protection of human and children rights. Objectives:

Provision of services to humanity by organizing support to less privileged and underserved persons including IDPs in local communities in African Countries. Building/Strengthening Capacity of local organizations towards sustainable development in Africa. Support and leverage established relationships between International NGOs and local NGOs in Africa. To build strong alliance that will contribute to National development objectives in the host Countries in Africa. Co-values:
Accountability& Transparency
Integrity
Honesty
Responsive speed
Equal Right
Respect for Persons

Who we are
Founded in 2018, AfriHUB is a capacity building/strengthening local organization that connects the missing dots building local organization’s and Institution’s capacity and to link them to the global community to foster sustained development efforts in African Region. What we do
We build capacities of local organization and Institutions. We build Community Resilience on Disaster Management to be able to response to emergencies. We conduct Research on Health & Nutrition, Education, Human Rights Violations and Publish findings. We design and coordinates and train organizations on Advocacy or develop advocacy strategy for local organizations/Institutions. We advocate and defend Human Rights and Child Protection. We empower Women, Boys and Girls. Where we work
Now we are working in Nigeria targeting the 6 Regions more especially North – East Region with low socio-Economic Indices. We aspire work in 7 African Countries in the nearest Future. Who we work with
Partnership: We foster collaborations and build partnerships, we bring organizations and Institutions of like minds for diverse purposes and influence formation of Consortium, Cluster, Coalition, Networks and Umbrella Organizations and provide technical assistants for their functionality. We network with Academia, Researchers, Advocates to chart the course of any of our intervention area. Government: Bearing sustainability in mind, we make sure State government own and drive the process. We engage local government authorizes of the communities we work, and they cooperate. Community: We mobilize local communities through community structures and individuals who have volunteer to commit their time and little resources for development. How we are governed
Governing Body/Board of Trustees (BOT):
AfriHUB is governed by 5 Board of Trustee, Chaired by His Royal Highness, Alhaji Usman Binyamin Othman the II, The Emir of Dass. Women constitute 60% of the Board membership. Meet our Trustees:
Board of Directors (BOD):
We have 6 Board members 3 males and 3 females who seats every six months to review AfriHUB progress and Plan for the next quarter. They review and implement recommendations from the BOT meetings. Senior Management Team (SMT)
We have 8 SMT members, majority are women. They meet every month to deliberate and plan for the organization. Accountability and funding
AfriHUB is guided by its principles entranced on the Co -Values. We get funding donation from our Board of Trustees, Philanthropies, Friends and Staff. OUR WORK/WHAT WE DO/AREAS OF FOCUS/THEMATIC AREAS
Emergency Response
Building community resilience to disasters so that they could Plan, Prepare, Respond and Mitigate
Building community Resilience on Peace and Conflict and reporting of any happenings in their communities to authorities
We map out community resources to determine areas of resource leveraging
Sensitize and mobilize local communities
Conduct community diagnoses through Community Action Cycle to determine their promptness to disaster and types of existing community problems
Mitigation plan such as Tree planting campaigns, light Up campaigns, Stop Violence Against Women and report Violence of any type Campaigns to reduce vulnerability

🥳 Huge shoutout to AfriHUB for earning your Certificate of Application! 🎓 This is just the beginning of even greater mil...
05/01/2026

🥳 Huge shoutout to AfriHUB for earning your Certificate of Application! 🎓 This is just the beginning of even greater milestones ahead. So proud of the team and the relentless drive to innovate and uplift our community. Keep shining bright! 🌟

08/10/2025

Empowering Communities through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSALs)*

AfriHUB-Nigeria is excited to share the success stories from our recent supportive supervision visits to 6 VSALs in Nigeria!

Key Highlights:
* *Improved Performance*: VSAL officials expressed satisfaction with their performance this cycle, citing greater improvement and increased confidence.

**Increased Savings*: 4 out of 6 VSALs visited saved 3 times higher than previous cycles!

* Home Gardening Success*: Members utilized skills taught by AfriHUB and set up home gardens, improving food security and nutrition.

* *Peace and Stability*: Members reported relative peace in their homes, reduced conflicts, and decreased divorce rates.

* Access to Low-Interest Loans*: Members accessed loans with no or low interest rates, empowering them to support their families.

Impact on Women

**Increased Confidence*: Women are becoming more confident and self-reliant.

* Reduced GBV*: Decrease in Gender-Based Violence (GBV) reported.

**Improved Family Support*: Women are contributing more to family needs and becoming supportive partners.

Our Commitment@ AfriHUB-Nigeria,

We re affirm our Commitment to empowering communities as Entry Point to implement our intergrated community based Interventions (Health, Nitrition, ASHRH, Mentrual Hygiene, WASH, Climatw Change, Gender etc through sustainable economic development. We're proud to support these VSALs and look forward to continued success!

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"*Empowering Communities through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSALs)*

AfriHUB-Nigeria is excited to share the success stories from our recent supportive supervision visits to 6 VSALs in Nigeria!

Key Highlights:
* *Improved Performance*: VSAL officials expressed satisfaction with their performance this cycle, citing greater improvement and increased confidence.

**Increased Savings*: 4 out of 6 VSALs visited saved 3 times higher than previous cycles!

* Home Gardening Success*: Members utilized skills taught by AfriHUB and set up home gardens, improving food security and nutrition.

* *Peace and Stability*: Members reported relative peace in their homes, reduced conflicts, and decreased divorce rates.

* Access to Low-Interest Loans*: Members accessed loans with no or low interest rates, empowering them to support their families.

Impact on Women

**Increased Confidence*: Women are becoming more confident and self-reliant.

* Reduced GBV*: Decrease in Gender-Based Violence (GBV) reported.

**Improved Family Support*: Women are contributing more to family needs and becoming supportive partners.

Our Commitment@ AfriHUB-Nigeria,

We re affirm our Commitment to empowering communities as Entry Point to implement our intergrated community based Interventions (Health, Nitrition, ASHRH, Mentrual Hygiene, WASH, Climatw Change, Gender etc through sustainable economic development. We're proud to support these VSALs and look forward to continued success!

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Empowering Communities through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSALs)*AfriHUB-Nigeria is excited to share the suc...
08/10/2025

Empowering Communities through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSALs)*

AfriHUB-Nigeria is excited to share the success stories from our recent supportive supervision visits to 6 VSALs in Nigeria!

Key Highlights:
* *Improved Performance*: VSAL officials expressed satisfaction with their performance this cycle, citing greater improvement and increased confidence.

**Increased Savings*: 4 out of 6 VSALs visited saved 3 times higher than previous cycles!

* Home Gardening Success*: Members utilized skills taught by AfriHUB and set up home gardens, improving food security and nutrition.

* *Peace and Stability*: Members reported relative peace in their homes, reduced conflicts, and decreased divorce rates.

* Access to Low-Interest Loans*: Members accessed loans with no or low interest rates, empowering them to support their families.

Impact on Women

**Increased Confidence*: Women are becoming more confident and self-reliant.

* Reduced GBV*: Decrease in Gender-Based Violence (GBV) reported.

**Improved Family Support*: Women are contributing more to family needs and becoming supportive partners.

Our Commitment@ AfriHUB-Nigeria,

We re affirm our Commitment to empowering communities as Entry Point to implement our intergrated community based Interventions (Health, Nitrition, ASHRH, Mentrual Hygiene, WASH, Climatw Change, Gender etc through sustainable economic development. We're proud to support these VSALs and look forward to continued success!

's a Facebook post based on the information you provided:

Facebook Post
"*Empowering Communities through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSALs)*

AfriHUB-Nigeria is excited to share the success stories from our recent supportive supervision visits to 6 VSALs in Nigeria!

Key Highlights:
* *Improved Performance*: VSAL officials expressed satisfaction with their performance this cycle, citing greater improvement and increased confidence.

**Increased Savings*: 4 out of 6 VSALs visited saved 3 times higher than previous cycles!

* Home Gardening Success*: Members utilized skills taught by AfriHUB and set up home gardens, improving food security and nutrition.

* *Peace and Stability*: Members reported relative peace in their homes, reduced conflicts, and decreased divorce rates.

* Access to Low-Interest Loans*: Members accessed loans with no or low interest rates, empowering them to support their families.

Impact on Women

**Increased Confidence*: Women are becoming more confident and self-reliant.

* Reduced GBV*: Decrease in Gender-Based Violence (GBV) reported.

**Improved Family Support*: Women are contributing more to family needs and becoming supportive partners.

Our Commitment@ AfriHUB-Nigeria,

We re affirm our Commitment to empowering communities as Entry Point to implement our intergrated community based Interventions (Health, Nitrition, ASHRH, Mentrual Hygiene, WASH, Climatw Change, Gender etc through sustainable economic development. We're proud to support these VSALs and look forward to continued success!

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Celebrating International Women's Day 2025!Afrihub is proud to have empowered the Village Savings and Loan Association ...
09/03/2025

Celebrating International Women's Day 2025!

Afrihub is proud to have empowered the Village Savings and Loan Association of Karofin Madaki to commemorate IWD for the first time!

They recognized and celebrated local women who excel in business and life, promoting a culture of support and appreciation.

This milestone marks a positive shift in community norms, from envy to celebration!

*AfriHUB Commemorates 2025 Int'l Women Day in Bauchi*
08/03/2025

*AfriHUB Commemorates 2025 Int'l Women Day in Bauchi*

By Danhassan Abubakar   A Bauchi based Civil Society Organisation (CSO), African Hub for Community Project Initiative in Nigeria (AfriHub) under the Global Affairs Canada funded Plan International’s ASPIRE Project…

SPEECH FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2025Theme: Accelerate Action Speech delivered by Saba’atu Elizabeth Danladi fseh, ...
08/03/2025

SPEECH FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2025
Theme: Accelerate Action
Speech delivered by Saba’atu Elizabeth Danladi fseh, PhD
Founder and Technical Advisor, African HUB for Community Progress Initiative in Nigeria (AfriHUB)

Distinguished guests, esteemed partners, civil society organizations, community leaders, Government Representatives, and all passionate advocates for Gender Equality,
Good morning and Happy International Women’s Day! Today, we gather in unity, strength, and purpose to celebrate the remarkable achievements of women and girls while reaffirming our commitment to advancing their rights and opportunities. The theme for this year, “Accelerate Action,” serves as a clarion call for all stakeholders to move beyond discussions and take concrete steps towards gender equity and social transformation.
First and foremost, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Global Affairs Canada (GAC) for their unwavering support and commitment to promoting the advancement of women in Nigeria, particularly in Bauchi State. Your funding and dedication have provided us with the resources to empower adolescent girls, young women, and vulnerable populations, ensuring that they have access to essential health services and education.
A special appreciation goes to PLAN International’s ASPIRE Project for its exemplary leadership and technical direction in realizing sexual and reproductive health and rights for adolescent girls and young women. Through your efforts, we have witnessed significant progress in addressing critical barriers that hinder girls from accessing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education and services.

Today, Afrihub , in collaboration with our dedicated Civil Society Organizations (YLN,WCY, Leadtots), BERI, NEHI, MEDIA, Legal Practitioners, with funding support from Global Affairs Canada through the Plan International ASPIRE Project, is making a strong call to action. We urge the Government of Bauchi State to prioritize and accelerate actions towards improving access to basic sexual reproductive health and education for adolescent girls and young women through the following:
Establishment of PAD BANKS INCUBATION CENTERS – to ensure that no girl in Bauchi State has to miss school due to a lack of menstrual hygiene products. Access to sanitary products is a fundamental right, and this initiative will promote dignity, confidence, and school retention for girls.
Creation of School Health Clubs in All Schools – where none exist, to ensure that young people have a safe space to learn about their health, well-being, and rights.
Strengthening of Existing Health Clubs – ensuring their optimal operation through the full implementation of the School Health Club Manual across all schools in Bauchi State. This will enable structured learning on hygiene, menstrual health management, and adolescent reproductive health.
Increased Budgetary Allocation to the and – to further strengthen sexual and reproductive health education for adolescent girls and young women. Without adequate funding, the progress we seek remains unattainable.

CALL TO ACTION!
We call on the Government of Bauchi State to take deliberate steps in implementing these initiatives and ensuring that policies supporting adolescent girls’ reproductive health and education are adequately funded and effectively implemented.
We call on Civil Society Organizations to continue advocating for sustainable policies that protect the health and rights of women and girls, ensuring that no one is left behind.
We call on Community Leaders, Parents, and Educators to champion the cause of girls’ education and health, breaking cultural and social barriers that hinder their progress.
As we celebrate , let us remember that real change requires action, commitment, and collaboration. Let today serve as a turning point in our advocacy, a moment where we move beyond words to implement lasting solutions that will shape the future of Bauchi State’s adolescent girls and young women.
Let us accelerate action and create a society where every girl and young woman can thrive, reach her full potential, and contribute meaningfully to the development of our communities and nation.
Together, we can make this a reality!
Thank you.

Afrihub , with funding from Affairs Canada through Plan International The event brought together 60 stakeholders, incl...
20/02/2025

Afrihub , with funding from Affairs Canada through Plan International

The event brought together 60 stakeholders, including government officials, CSOs, community groups, parents, adolescents, religious leaders, and professionals. The conference, themed " Education for All," building a movement for improved budget allocation for teachers training and supportive supervision processes.

Key takeaways:

- Improved budget allocations for teacher training and supportive supervision
- Prioritization of sexuality education in Bauchi State schools
- Effective implementation and accessibility of comprehensive sexuality education

AfriHUB remains committed to supporting efforts that prioritize the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of adolescents and young people!

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Field Update!Today, our AfriHUB/ELC Bauchi LGA team conducted a supportive supervision at Firo Village (Gubi Dam), where...
13/01/2025

Field Update!

Today, our AfriHUB/ELC Bauchi LGA team conducted a supportive supervision at Firo Village (Gubi Dam), where we facilitated the formation of new Savings and Loans Groups (SLGs).

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