Posts in category: Newsletter

It’s 1,000 ways to die, and SARS ticks all the boxes! We know… “God forbid” ooo…but imagine you’re walking down the street to buy corn

Dear Friends,  Wow! Nigeria is 60 and oh, what a journey we’ve had! The journey to making Nigeria work dates back to 1914 when the two separate

“There will be bloodshed” “There will be mass rigging” “Your votes won’t count”! Contrary to these takes, the governorship election in Edo State was relatively

EiE partnered with Arise News to organize Edo Governorship Conversations on Wednesday, September 16th. Governor Godwin Obaseki did “the more you look, the less you see” as he did not

17-year-old Ezra Bako, 16-year-old Happiness Odoji, 15-year-old Miracle Saitu Danjuma, 10-year-old Favour Danjuma, & a school teacher, 29-year-old Christiana Madugu were kidnapped on Monday, August

Super excited about our #HackNGCode course that kicked off on Thursday, September 3rd with Zeal Akaraiwe and Reginald Bassey laying the foundation with how we think. Other classes will build on

In a viral video that surfaced online on Tuesday, August 25, 2020, Mr Fani-Kayode, a former Minister of Aviation, berated Charles Eyo, a Daily Trust journalist, at a press

This week, we had three FREE preview classes in preparation for “Hacking the Nigeria Code” with some of our facilitators, Zeal Akaraiwe, ‘Yemi Adamolekun and Feyi Fawehinmi.

When we say youths are today’s leaders, we mean it! Wednesday, August 12, 2020, was International Youth Day and we couldn’t have been any prouder. We

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

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

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