United for Humanity: Celebrating 30 Years of Service Together
The Humanity First Nigeria Walk, Run, and Bike event brought together people of all ages and backgrounds, united by a single purpose: serving mankind. It was inspiring to see young and old, cyclists and walkers, all coming together for Humanity First’s 30th Anniversary celebration.This diversity of participants truly embodies our mission of compassion and community.Connect with us:Web: https://humanityfirst.ng/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstngX: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/#HFI1995 #HumanityFirst30 #WalkRunBike #charity #activelifestyle #WalkRunBike2025 #MilesThatMatter#WalkRunBike #HumanityFirst #HF30Years #ACAN #CommunityRide
Respected Amir Speaks to the Nation: Press Briefing at Humanity First Walk, Run & Bike
The esteemed Amir, Ahmadiyya Nigeria, Alh. Azeez Alatoye took the time to address the #WalkRunBike team and the gentlemen of the press. In a key moment of the event, he spoke to representatives from #NTA, Voice of Nigeria (VON), The Guardian, and other media outlets, emphasizing the importance of service to humanity. This public show of support highlights the dedication of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at to its core values and its commitment to the Humanity First mission. Connect with us: Web: https://humanityfirst.ng/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstng X: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/ #HFI1995 #HumanityFirst30 #WalkRunBike #charity #activelifestyle #WalkRunBike2025 #MilesThatMatter #WalkRunBike #HumanityFirst #HF30Years #ACAN #CommunityRide
A Leader Walks the Talk: Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria Joins Humanity First Walk, Run & Bike
We were honored to have the esteemed Amir, Ahmadiyya Nigeria, Alh. Azeez Alatoye, join the #WalkRunBike team today.His participation is a testament to the core values of service and humanity that we stand for.This event, organized by Humanity First Nigeria, is more than just a walk, run, or bike ride—it’s a collective effort to serve mankind.Connect with us:Web: https://humanityfirst.ng/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstngX: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/#HFI1995 #HumanityFirst30 #WalkRunBike #charity #activelifestyle #WalkRunBike2025 #MilesThatMatter#WalkRunBike #HumanityFirst #HF30Years #ACAN #CommunityRide
A Triumphant Arrival for Humanity First Nigeria’s 30th Anniversary Walk, Run, and Bike
The Humanity First Nigeria Walk, Run, and Bike event was a powerful display of community spirit, bringing together people of all ages to celebrate Humanity First’s 30th Anniversary.As they began their journey, a contingent of participants was led on arrival at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria (AMJN) Headquarters in Ojokoro by Alhaji Dauda Raji, the Secretary of Humanity First Nigeria.Every step and every pedal stroke contributed to a remarkable day of service and purpose!Connect with us:Web: https://humanityfirst.ng/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstngX: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/#HFI1995 #HumanityFirst30 #WalkRunBike #charity #activelifestyle #WalkRunBike2025 #MilesThatMatterAs they began their journey, a contingent of participants was led to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria (AMJN) Headquarters in Ojokoro upon arrival by Alhaji Dauda Raji, the Secretary of Humanity First Nigeria.
Setting the Pace for Humanity: Ikorodu to Ojokoro
The spirit of service truly took off today! Members of the Ahmadiyya Cycling Association of Nigeria (ACAN), in partnership with Humanity First Nigeria, kicked off the exhilarating Walk, Run, Bike (WRB) event from Ikorodu, heading towards Ojokoro, Lagos State (AMJN Headquarters). This momentous ride is part of the ongoing celebrations for Humanity First’s 30th Anniversary of serving mankind.Connect with us:Web: https://humanityfirst.ng/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstngX: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/#HFI1995 #HumanityFirst30 #WalkRunBike #charity #activelifestyle #WalkRunBike2025 #MilesThatMatter#WalkRunBike #HumanityFirst #HF30Years #ACAN #CommunityRide
A Day of Purpose in Kwara State!
A Day of Purpose in Kwara State!The streets of Ilorin came alive today for the Humanity First Nigeria Walk, Run, and Bike event! It was a powerful demonstration of community spirit and commitment to service. Participants showed incredible energy as they walked, ran, and biked to support the mission of Humanity First.Connect with us:
Humanity First Nigeria Walk, Run & Bike Lights Up Abeokuta Streets with Hope
The streets of Abeokuta were filled with energy today for the Humanity First Nigeria Walk, Run, and Bike event! Participants came together in a clear show of support for a noble cause, demonstrating their commitment to the mission of Humanity First.Stay tuned for the grand finale in Lagos!Connect with us:Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/humanityfirstngX: https://x.com/HumanityFirstN1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humanityfirst_nigeria/#WalkRunBike #HumanityFirstNigeria #Abeokuta #OgunState #Fundraising #CharityWalk
Humanity First 30 Years Celebration
A Legacy of Compassion and Impact. As we celebrate 30 years of Humanity First, our hearts are filled with immense gratitude to our valued donors, volunteers and supporters. Your unwavering kindness, generosity, and commitment have made this incredible journey possible, touching and transforming millions of lives around the world. In a world where so many face hardship and suffering, Humanity First remains dedicated to easing burdens and restoring hope. Every life saved, every meal served, every child educated, and every family supported is a testament to your kindness, compassion, and belief in humanity. As we look to the future, we know there is still much to be done. But with your continued support, we can reach even greater milestones, bringing comfort, relief, and hope to even more lives. Read More
Sharing Eid: HFN Brings Celebration to Over 3,000 Nigerian Families
Eid al-Adha is a time of joy, sacrifice, and sharing—but for many vulnerable families across Nigeria, celebrating can be a challenge. This year, Humanity First Nigeria (HFN), with the generous support of Humanity First Canada, ensured that thousands of families were not left behind. Recognizing the importance of inclusion during festive periods, HFN set aside special funds to support those in difficult circumstances. The organization’s Disaster Relief and Programs Team mobilized swiftly, identifying communities across the country where people were most in need. From Mokwa to Maiduguri, Kano, Azare, and Abuja, HFN volunteers went door-to-door, distributing meat and essential food items. Their mission was simple: to restore a sense of dignity and celebration to families facing hardship. The outreach didn’t stop in the north. In the southwest, residents in Abeokuta, Ikorodu, Meiran, and Akinyele-Ibadan also received support. Volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure that no one was left out, embodying the spirit of Eid by giving selflessly and uplifting others. In total, 9 cows and 8 sheep were sacrificed as part of this year’s initiative. The meat was distributed to over 3,235 individuals, helping them share in the blessings of the season despite their difficult circumstances. Speaking on the impact of the effort, Abdul-Qadir Abdul-Rafi, head of the Disaster Relief and Programs Team, noted: “Eid is about compassion and community. Our goal was to bring that spirit to people who may otherwise have gone unnoticed. We are grateful to Humanity First Canada for making this possible.” Many of the beneficiaries appreciated the efforts of Humanity first and prayed for the donors saying that the meat distributed would go a long way in providing the needed support during Eid
HFN Distributes 29,000 Meals in Maiduguri
In a bid to support Muslim Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) living in El-Miskin Camp, Jere Local Government Area, Maiduguri Metropolis, Borno State, North-East Nigeria, Humanity First, in collaboration with Humanity First Germany and Canada, has provided over 29,000 meals to the IDPs. The program was designed to assist Muslim faithfuls observing their fasts during the month of Ramadan under challenging circumstances. The Camp Chairman Muhammad Hashim expressed appreciation for Humanity First Nigeria’s efforts, noting that the camp houses over 7,000 individuals from more than 1,500 families, divided across 21 districts. One of the camp residents, Bukar Bulama, shared that he fled Mungonu LGA over eight years ago due to insurgency. Despite his desire to return home and resume farming, the area remains insecure. He noted that life in the camp became even more difficult last year when it was hit by devastating floods. “I am grateful to Humanity First for providing Iftar meals during Ramadan. It has been a great relief to us. However, we still face challenges, especially with accessing clean water,” Bukar appealed. His sentiments were echoed by other camp residents who also appreciated the continued support of Humanity First. Speaking on behalf of Humanity First Nigeria, Mr. AbdulQadir, the Team Lead for DisasterRelief, stated that the provision of food to victims of floods and terrorism in El-Miskin Camp aligns with the organization’s culture of prioritizing human welfare, regardless of ethnic or religious background. He further explained that the current meal distribution is the second phase of efforts to support the victims in Maiduguri, with the first phase conducted in September 2024, immediately after the flood disaster. “Humanity First has been supporting victims of disasters all over the world, and this year we are proudly celebrating 30 years of serving mankind,” Mr. AbdulQadir added. Through consistent efforts like these, Humanity First continues to bring hope and relief to communities torn apart by conflict and natural disasters. @top fans Abdul Qadri OlanrewajuHumanity First DeutschlandHumanity First FranceHumanity First South AfricaMajlis Ansarullah Ahmadiyya, NigeriaMajlis KhuddamHumanity First USAHumanity First InternationalHumanity First UKHumanity First Norge#Ramadan +12
