Diaspora Portal
Overseas Nigerians are not outsiders — they are full participants in the accountability infrastructure of their hometown LGAs. Whether acting as an individual or through a collective township association, every diaspora member can register, report, fund, and track.
48
Associations
312
Individual Members
156
Projects Completed
$12.4M
Total Investment
23
LGAs Covered
14
Countries
Two Ways to Participate
Diaspora Nigerians can act individually or pool resources through their hometown association. Both paths are fully supported by the GNA CAA verification and tracking infrastructure.
Individual Effort
Fund a specific project in your hometown directly. You choose the asset, approve the contractor, and release funds in tranches tied to verified milestones. Every naira is tracked.
- Select any asset in your registered LGA
- Choose a verified local contractor
- Release funds against milestone proof
- Receive permanent credit in the RoP
Township Association
Pool resources with fellow indigenes in your city abroad. Elect a project committee, vote on proposals from your LGA, and fund larger infrastructure that no single member could tackle alone.
- Register your association on the platform
- Receive verified asset reports from your LGA
- Vote on project proposals as a membership
- Track collective fund deployment in real time
Diaspora Directory
Active diaspora contributors — individuals and associations — currently participating in the platform.
Nsukka United Progressive Association (NUPA)
Hometown: Nsukka, Enugu
Based in: Houston, Texas
NUPA is the oldest and most active diaspora association serving Nsukka LGA. Since 2008, members in Houston have pooled resources to rebuild schools, renovate health centres, and grade rural roads. The association operates a transparent fund where every dollar is tracked against verified deliverables through the GNA CAA platform.
Featured Projects
Nsukka Community Secondary School Renovation
Odenigbo Health Centre Solar & Equipment
Obechara-Edem Road Grading
Iheaka Primary School Block B
Leadership
Chairperson
Dr. Chijioke Ugwuanyi
Secretary
Mrs. Ifeoma Ozioko
Treasurer
Mr. Emeka Eze
Oluwaseun Adeyemi
Hometown: Ikeja, Lagos
Based in: London, United Kingdom
A software engineer based in London, Oluwaseun has funded four borehole projects and the renovation of the Ikeja LGA Youth Centre entirely through personal savings. He uses the GNA CAA platform to verify every contractor milestone before releasing the next tranche of funds. His model is now being replicated by five other individual diaspora members.
Featured Projects
Oregun Community Borehole
Ikeja LGA Youth Centre Renovation
Alausa Water Reticulation Extension
Kano Indigenes Development Forum (KIDF)
Hometown: Kano Municipal, Kano
Based in: Manchester, United Kingdom
KIDF represents Kano indigenes across the North of England. Their flagship project — the Kano Municipal Maternity Ward — reduced maternal mortality by 40% in its catchment area. The association works closely with the Kano State Ministry of Health and the LGA CAA committee to align projects with government priorities.
Featured Projects
Kano Municipal Maternity Ward
Sabo Primary School Reconstruction
Dala Police Station Rehabilitation
Leadership
Chairperson
Alhaji Ibrahim Abdullahi
Secretary
Malam Sani Musa
Treasurer
Hajiya Amina Ibrahim
Chioma Ndukwe
Hometown: Obio/Akpor, Rivers
Based in: Atlanta, Georgia
A nurse practitioner in Atlanta, Chioma has focused her giving on education infrastructure in her hometown of Rumuokoro. She funded a complete library refurbishment at Community Comprehensive School and is currently building a covered market pavilion to protect traders from seasonal flooding.
Featured Projects
Community Comprehensive School Library
Rumuokoro Traders Market Pavilion
Ibadan Progressive Union (IPU)
Hometown: Ibadan North, Oyo
Based in: Toronto, Ontario
IPU is one of the most organised Yoruba diaspora associations in Canada. Their governance model includes annual general meetings, audited accounts, and a project selection committee that votes on proposals from the LGA. The GNA CAA platform is now their primary due diligence tool before committing funds.
Featured Projects
Bodija Estate Access Road Rehabilitation
Agodi Gate Community Hall
Moniya Water Scheme Extension
Leadership
Chairperson
Chief Olumide Adesina
Secretary
Dr. Folake Ojo
Treasurer
Mr. Tunde Ajayi
Abubakar Suleiman
Hometown: Maiduguri, Borno
Based in: Abu Dhabi, UAE
An oil and gas professional in Abu Dhabi, Abubakar has channelled his giving toward healthcare and security infrastructure in conflict-affected areas of Borno. He funded the reconstruction of a destroyed health post in Jere LGA and supports the local vigilante group with communication equipment.
Featured Projects
Jere LGA Primary Health Post Reconstruction
Maiduguri Vigilante Communication Network