The Voices for Change, V4C, held a state-level post-launch discussion roundtable for their widely read Landmark Research Report: “How to be a Man in Nigeria: Perceptions and Realities” last Thursday in Kano. The idea for the discussion roundtable was to find out how much the report has influenced the way male
Month: May 2016
CODE sponsors 10 Nigerians for the 2016 Sustainaware conference in Zambia
Ten Nigerians will participate in the 2016 Sustainaware, the African regional partnership conference taking place between 30th and 31st May, 2016 in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, courtesy of Connected Development, CODE, a youth-based non-governmental organization working to improve access to information and empower local communities in Africa. CODE‘s Sustainaware connects
The story of Imam Ashafa and Pastor Wuye – two worst enemies who became the best of friends
They were religious extremists, who have fought each other trying to protect their co-religionists. One, Imam Muhammad Ashafa, had lost his spiritual mentor and two cousins courtesy of his worst enemy-turned-best friend, Wuye’s group. The other, Pastor James Wuye, had lost his right arm in the hands of his now
Shara: a community where children study under a tree
Kano CSOs host advocacy on child protection and inclusive education
“Why Nigerian Red Cross must earn people’s trust and confidence” – President
NEITI applauds Buhari’s pledge to disclose owners of companies in the extractive industries
Khuraira Musa: The Beauty of Business and Giving Back to Society
Hauwa Aliyu: Providing succor to nomadic women and children
Hauwa Umar Aliyu is a nomadic Fulani woman who has helped built many schools for children of nomads in her native community of Birniwa in northern Nigeria as well as helped empowered several women by providing them soft loans for petty businesses. In an exclusive interview with African Newspage, the
