NGO Directory Africa lists 954 organisations working in Nigeria, 937 of them with their head office in the country and 19 international NGOs. The most common causes are Community Development, Children & Youth, Human Rights & Advocacy. Most listed organisations are based in Borno, Adamawa, Yobe.
Leading organisations in Nigeria

Christian Aid Nigeria
See the impact of Christian Aid's work in Nigeria since 2003. Find out how we're tackling poverty with local communities today.

Nigerian Conservation Foundation
The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) is an environmental non-governmental organization that promotes environmental tourism with the goal of expa...
Nigeria organisations by sector
All organisations in Nigeria
UNHCR Lagos
UNHCR Lagos is an NGO with an office in Nigeria, as mapped on OpenStreetMap.
Unicef
Unicef is an NGO with an office in Nigeria, as mapped on OpenStreetMap.
UNICEF Field Office
UNICEF Field Office is an NGO with an office in Nigeria, as mapped on OpenStreetMap.
United Youth for Development (UYD)
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
Victoria Ifeyinwa Omega
It is a non-profit organization that focuses on cancer engagement and information.
War Against Child, Sexual and Physical Abuse Society (WACSPA)
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
West Africa Coalition for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights (WACIPR)
Non-governmental organization in Nigeria.
Widows and Orphans Development Organization
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
Women and Children Development and Health Research Initiative (WCDHRI)
Women and Community Livelihood Foundation
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
Women consortium of Nigeria
Women Consortium of Nigeria (WOCON) is a non-profit organisation headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. It was established by the late Chief Olabisi Olateru-Olagbegi in 1993 for the promotion of the rights of women and childre...
Women Economic Linkages Organizations of Nigeria
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
Women in Peace Education and Community
Human rights NGO in Nigeria.
Women’s Initiative For Self-Actualization
Non governmental organisation in Nigeria.


