FG Launches OHOPRS To Lift Millions Of Nigerians Out Of Poverty

The Federal Government has officially flagged off the One Humanitarian - One Poverty Response System (OHOPRS), a landmark national initiative designed to unify and strengthen Nigeria's approach to poverty reduction and humanitarian response.

The initiative aligns with the Presidential mandate to lift 50 million Nigerians out of poverty, leveraging real-time digital systems, harmonized data, and a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach.

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Central to OHOPRS is the establishment of a Unified National Register and a structured Poverty Exit Pathway, which tracks beneficiaries from vulnerability through targeted support to self-reliance and sustained growth. The system will also be powered by a Poverty Intelligence Lab, enabling real-time analytics and evidence-based decision-making.

The Honourable Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, Dr. Bernard M. Doro, launched the initiative at a high-level technical workshop held at the United Nations House, Abuja, with strong participation from United Nations agencies, development partners, and key national stakeholders.

Dr. Doro described OHOPRS as a “unified national architecture” that integrates humanitarian relief, social protection, and long-term development into a single, coordinated framework. Built on the principle of “One System, One Register, One Pathway,’ the initiative is designed to ensure efficiency, transparency, and accountability in reaching vulnerable populations.

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The Federal Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to integrating all existing programmes into the OHOPRS framework, strengthening collaboration with development partners, and ensuring optimal use of resources for maximum impact.

The launch of OHOPRS marks a major step toward building a transparent, efficient, and results-driven system that will move millions of Nigerians from vulnerability to prosperity.