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LIST: Continuous Voters Register (CVR) Locations Across ALL 774 LGAs in Nigeria

The register of voters is at the heart of democratic elections. Consequently, the registration of voters is a major function of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). In response to repeated calls by stakeholders and in order to serve Nigerians better, the Commission recently introduced some technological innovations to the voter registration exercise. These innovations […]

Nigeria’s Youth Ramp Up SARS Fight, Bolster Demands as Economy Teeters

Protesters during the #EndSARS protests

By: Gerelyn Terzo for Sharemoney Nigeria has awakened a sleeping giant — their youth. In a country with a population of roughly 206 million, 50% are under the age of 19. It is this segment of the population that has been behind the highly publicized protests around the country’s Special Anti-Robbery Squad, or SARS, which […]

“Still Unconvinced? Why Nigeria’s Diaspora Matters”

(From the blog: ‘My Nigerian Dream’) By: Ayobami Akinyode OLUNLOYO   As I considered how to begin this piece, a few thoughts raced through my mind; many of them about the approach rather than the actual message I hope to convey. Interesting huh? I don’t fancy myself as a writer in the class of the […]

#EndSARS VIRTUAL SOLIDARITY TOOLKIT

ABOUT On the 20th of October, 2020, the Nigerian army opened fire on peaceful protesters singing the Nigerian anthem and waving the Nigerian flag at Lekki tollgate. This attack on protesters was one of the actions of brute force used by the Nigerian army and police against protesters who had condemned this same brutality in […]

“For the Love of Country…”

(From the blog: ‘My Nigerian Dream’)  Ayobami Akinyode OLUNLOYO   I often say (to myself) that the best songs in the world have already been sung. This is my own personal way of appreciating truly iconic and classic songs and elevating them to a status of “untouchable” when compared with more recent songs. I do […]

#EndSARS: When Young Citizens are “No Longer at Ease”

The plot of the 1960 novel by Professor Chinua Achebe’s “No Longer at Ease” chronicles the corruptible nature of the main character confronted with the issue of bribery. This is further complicated by a state of emotional confusion between his African culture and Western lifestyle. Perhaps, Achebe’s debut novel “Things Fall Apart” first published in […]

Escalation of Threats Against Human Rights Activists Putting Nigeria In Negative Global Spotlight

The undersigned coalition of Civil Society Organisations working to promote democracy, human rights and accountable governance hereby express grave concerns about the rise in the level of attacks targeted at human rights activists and pro-democracy campaigners especially since the start of the #EndSARS protests. Despite the local and global condemnations, which have trailed the death […]