How To Use

See the Abasi Nation on the map, then lead with one value.

For everyone, and for leaders

Explore first. Sign in only when you want to reach your beneficiaries.

The map, the boundaries, the population figure and the research pages are open to everyone. Sign in when you are ready to select the beneficiaries you lead and reach them with one value.

Step 1

Explore the map

Tap any of the 38 LGAs, 4 senatorial districts or 7 tribes. Each place opens its own page with the population figure, its basis and date, and public research references.

Step 3

Sign in

Use Google, your phone number or an email link. Your leadership network opens once the Foundation has invited the email you sign in with and you have accepted.

Step 4

Contacts

Add the people you know, one at a time or from a list you already hold. APOL records the consent you were given, removes duplicates, and keeps your contacts yours — never merged into any shared list.

Step 5

Value and reach

Write the one value you are providing. Choose the beneficiaries, see exactly who it reaches and what it costs, and approve once. APOL reaches them by SMS and WhatsApp for you; Telegram, Instagram and Facebook open in their own app with your text ready.

Step 6

Results

See who your value reached, what it cost, and what credit is left. Anyone who asks not to be contacted is honoured from that moment on.

What leaders use it for

Town union and village notices

One value to the members you hold, in the place you chose on the map.

Health and education outreach

Clinic days, scholarship windows and school notices, sent to the people who agreed to hear from you.

Opportunities

Jobs, training and market information for the beneficiaries you select.

Foundation speakers

Invite an Abasi People Foundation leader to speak at your meeting, school, church or conference.

What APOL will not do

Send without you

Nothing goes out until you have reviewed the recipients and the cost and confirmed.

Share your contacts

Your contacts are not shown to other leaders and are not added to the research population.

Show small counts

Population figures for small places are withheld; a missing figure is never shown as zero.

Decide who anyone is

Places and population are research context. APOL never infers a person’s identity, ethnicity or residence.