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YOUR SUPPORT IS REALLY POWERFUL.
In a world brimming with challenges, the simple act of offering support has an extraordinary ripple effect. Your support is not just a gesture; it’s a force that holds the potential to transform lives, uplift communities, and shape futures. Let’s delve into the profound impact that your support can have and explore the myriad ways it can create positive change.
Together, we can build a Nigeria—and an Africa—where no one goes to bed hungry.

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Bolstering Economic Productivity

Strengthening Community Resilience

Empowering Women and Girls

Protecting the Future Through Sustainability
Letter of Appreciation from the National Commission for Refugees, Immigrants and Internationally Displaced Persons
Keffi, Nigeria – June 14, 2025 – In a historic event that promises to reshape lives, FoodBank Naija joined Her Excellency Senator Oluremi Tinubu, First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, to commission the Keffi City Resettlement Project – a groundbreaking initiative addressing both shelter and food security for displaced populations.

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We’re glad to answer your inquiries and our projects. So feel free contact us via the details below, or enter your request.
Our head office address:
Call for help:
+234 81 2123 7644
+234 901 513 5885
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info@foodbanknaija.org
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