APKMN is structured into nine Provincial chapters across Nigeria — each serving its Dioceses and local Catholic communities.
Each Province brings together honourees from a cluster of Dioceses, with its own leadership, chaplain, and programme of activities — while remaining in communion with the National Executive.
Serving the Federal Capital Territory and surrounding Dioceses — including the National Secretariat and many senior members of the Association.
The historic commercial heart of Nigeria, home to a vibrant community of Papal honourees active in business, philanthropy, and the Church.
Covering the ancient Diocese of Ibadan and its suffragans, with members deeply engaged in education, healthcare, and parish renewal.
The Province of Onitsha — where the first Papal Knight in Nigeria was invested in 1956. A centre of Catholic vitality and Igbo Catholic heritage.
Serving the coal-city Diocese and the broader south-eastern Catholic community, with a strong tradition of clerical and lay formation.
Covering Owerri and the surrounding Dioceses, with members active in youth formation, charity, and Catholic media.
Serving the historic Benin City and the Mid-Western Dioceses, with growing membership and an active charitable programme.
The Province of Kaduna, with members drawn from the North — known for interfaith dialogue, peace-building, and support of mission territories.
Covering Makurdi and the Middle Belt Dioceses, with a strong culture of hospitality, justice advocacy, and youth ministry.
For just as each of us has one body with many members, and these members do not all have the same function, so in Christ we, though many, form one body.
Connect with the Provincial chapter closest to you, or get in touch with the National Secretariat for guidance.