Nigeria – 2023 to 2026

In partnership with We Connect and the philanthropist Mr. Moshe Gorst, ChabadAid has

developed a major humanitarian logistics program in Nigeria based on the regular

shipment of containers filled with essential technological and electronic equipment.

Between 2023 and 2026, this collaboration enabled the delivery of approximately nine

large containers, representing an estimated total value of EUR 2.7 million in donated

equipment and transport costs.

Each shipment brought urgently needed materials to Nigeria, including computer

equipment, electronic accessories, solar panels, printers, and air purification machines.

These supplies were then redistributed to local communities, schools, hospitals, and

vulnerable families according to pressing humanitarian needs on the ground.

The impact of these deliveries has been wide-ranging. Some of the donated computer

equipment has supported digital learning and access to technology, while other items –

such as phone accessories distributed in large quantities – provided useful daily support

and meaningful gifts to local beneficiaries.

One especially significant shipment included a large container of printers, which were

donated to schools and hospitals, strengthening education, communication, and

administrative capacity in key institutions.

In addition, hundreds of air purification machines were distributed to help communities

cope with seasonal air pollution, particularly during the Ramadan period, when Nigeria is

often affected by dense dust carried from the Sahara. These machines helped improve

indoor air quality and provide healthier breathing conditions for vulnerable populations.

More recently, the partnership also enabled the shipment of thousands of solar panels,

opening new possibilities for energy access, resilience, and sustainable development.

This long-term collaboration reflects a broader humanitarian vision: using logistics,

technology, and practical tools not only to meet immediate needs, but also to strengthen

education, health, resilience, and daily life across Nigeria.