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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

It was an epic gbas gbos during the week when Joy Ninueh, former Managing Director, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), levelled corruption and sexual harassment allegations against Godswill Akpabio, the

Score one for all! This week, the Senate, passed the “SB 77: Sexual Harassment Bill, 2019” after reading it for the third time. The Bill seeks to promote and

We know the world is all excited about the eased lockdown! Yes, who wouldn’t be after being denied such liberty for months? However, please let

They say, my friend’s enemy is my enemy. So when does your enemy become your friend? It is all about interest and changes in perspectives. Therefore,

Dear Active Citizen, How are you doing? How are you adapting to our current realities? Are you back in your places of worship or still

Recent events in Nigeria have revealed a seemingly silent ‘epidemic’ – Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). SGBV appears silent as survivors find it difficult to speak

Dear friends, On May 29, 1999, we returned to civilian rule. For 19 years, it was celebrated as Nigeria’s Democracy Day. In some quarters and states like

Dear Friends, Let’s talk about the season! Eid al-Fitr also known as the “Lesser” Eid, is “the feast of breaking the fast.” It’s such a great time to catch