Home and Diaspora Fundraising Campaign
Little drops make a mighty ocean — be part of a good thing. Together we can.
One people, one home, one future. Launched in October 2026, the Home and Diaspora Fundraising Campaign gathers the sons and daughters of Acha-Tugi, at home and abroad, around one goal: 30,000,000 FCFA for the works the community has set itself.
Little drops make a mighty ocean — be part of a good thing. Together we can. If we don’t build our homeland, no one will do it for us. Ask not what Acha-Tugi has done for you, but what you have done for Acha-Tugi.
What the money is for — five earmarked projects:
- Acquisition of a 4×4 vehicle for our Fon — essential transport for community duties.
- Complete rehabilitation of the Acha water scheme — restoring and modernising the community water supply system.
- Entrance arch and grandstand esplanade improvements — building the new palace entrance arch in Acha and levelling the grandstand forecourt.
- Territorial demarcation and signposting — clearly defining community boundaries with official signage.
- Completion of Acha Palace and the community hall — finishing all pending work on these key community hubs.
Give, unite, develop our homeland. Every talent has a part to play — teachers, doctors, professors, farmers, engineers, nurses, bankers, mechanics, IT experts, drivers, videographers, graphic designers, dressmakers, technicians and many more. Let us put our talents together and build our homeland.
How to give: by MTN Mobile Money to the campaign line shown beside this story and on the Donate page; for more information, contact the President. Each contribution is recorded by the Treasurer, receipted, and shown here as the campaign moves toward its goal.
In recognition of each contribution. Anyone may give more than their level.
0 FCFA given so far, by 0 members.
Open to the sons and daughters of Acha-Tugi.
ATUCDA keeps its books in the open. The totals are there for anyone to read, and the detail is there for the community: every member can see the dues, the payments and the contributions, their own and everyone else’s. Tell us you are on the register and it is yours.
Not on the register yet? Ask to be added — for yourself, or for a parent or grandparent who is not online.
We send a code to the email or phone already on the register — no password. If yours has changed, the Registrar can update it.