Just Breathe, Nigeria would be Alright!
With a clear understanding of the issues plaguing Nigeria, we are announcing a call for applications to Hacking the Nigeria Code – a 9-week online course
August 8, 2020
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From Revolution “Now” to Revolution “Wow”
It was indeed a shocking (read: wow) experience for the #RevolutionNow protesters on Wednesday, August 5, 2020, when the government directed security operatives to arrest them despite it
August 8, 2020
#CallOfDuty – Culture Shapers
Today on the ‘Call of Duty’ conversation, Ishaya Bako (Filmmaker) and Kate Henshaw (Actress and EiE’s RSVP Ambassador) will discuss How Movies can Drive Social Change. Join the conversation on EiE Nigeria’s Instagram live by 8 pm.
August 8, 2020
Tired of Estimated Billing?
Wednesday, September 7, 2017: An active citizen, Bisi Ariyo, filed a class-action suit at the Lagos High Court for himself and on behalf of unmetered customers of Eko and
August 8, 2020
#OfficeOfTheCitizen Radio is back!
#OOTCRadio is back and better, and we are here for it! From Adamawa to Ogun to Kaduna, this week saw professionals in the healthcare sector discuss the
August 8, 2020
Radio & Social Media for Social Change!
Today on the ‘Call of Duty’ conversation, Ndi Kato (Executive Director, Dinidari Foundation) together with Steven Kefason (Human Rights Activist) and Cheta Nwanze (Lead Partner, SBM Intelligence) would be discussing the Southern Kaduna Killings. Join
August 2, 2020
#OfficeOfTheCitizen Radio Schedule
Hurray!!! #OfficeOfTheCitizen radio is back in 14 states! Listen to us on a radio station near you! Radio remains the most common source of information to Nigerians
August 2, 2020
M.A.P. Survey
Recent media reports from DISCOs implied that customers are no longer interested in being metered. EIE, Nepawahala and PowerUpNG do not think the media reports are true. Fill this survey to
August 2, 2020
Legislative Contractors: NDDC Web of Corruption
The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godswill Akpabio, has named some federal lawmakers who allegedly got contracts from the Niger Delta Development Commission (NCDC). The greasy mess
August 2, 2020
Nigeria House of Commotion
Sigh. On Tuesday, July 21st, the Presidency in a press release reduced the massacre in Kaduna to mere “revenge killing”. It further made excuses on why it had not succeeded in curbing insecurity in
July 26, 2020
Save Our Souls: Southern Kaduna
Sigh. On Tuesday, July 21st, the Presidency in a press release reduced the massacre in Kaduna to mere “revenge killing”. It further made excuses on why it had not succeeded in curbing insecurity in
July 26, 2020
July 26, 2020