"...We shall continue to support them to succeed and we shall continue to advocate for our women who qualify to lead international fora"- @MBuhari@NGRPresident#SAGE
Earlier today, @KDI_ng, the #SAGE secretariat with @ndiafrica , led @SAGE_NGR International Working Group and National Working Group on an advocacy visit to @MBuhari , the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. @NGRPresident.
Excited that we will be hosting the 2nd cohot of Kimpact Democracy School (KDS). 20 young people between the ages of 18-35yrs would be gathering between 30th Nov. - 1st December 2020. @IFES1987@USAIDNigeria@macfound @KDI_ng
The cohort two of #Kimpact Democracy School starts tomorrow, November 30, 2020. Young Nigerians between ages 18-35 would be undergoing leadership training targeted towards restoring values to our democracy and equipping them with responsible democratic leadership skills. #KDS2020
Supporting Advancement of Gender Equality (SAGE) is an advocacy program that seeks to remove the barriers to women’s political participation by advocating for a reform of Nigerian’s laws and political parties policies and procedures.
Creating spaces for fair play. #SAGE
Anticipate #Unraveled, a podcast series from our Media Network #AccessMedia.
It will feature young persons from over 25 African countries and amplifies youth-led responses amid global emergencies in Africa.
This will aid cross-national learning of Emergency Response Strategies
This first episode of #unraveled podcast drops today. 🕺🕺🕺
#unraveled is a podcast series by @KDI_ng's Media Network #AccessMedia and with the support of @IRIGenDem. This podcast amplifies youth-led responses and initiatives amid #COVID19 across African countries. #Anticipate
In 2019, Women made up 49.33% and 47.14% in Nigeria’s population and registered voters respectively. No Nation develops when it deprives itself of the contribution of half of the citizens. The representation of women needs to be increased on the table while planning. #SAGE
Government should not make the mistake that this protest will die a natural death. They need to meet the demand of the the citizens or else this generation will take it to another level.
@Omojuwa The UK PM earns £158,000 in a year but a Nigerian senator earns ( N29m a month, £55,769 x 12= £669,228).
A Nigerian Senator earns more money than the UK Prime Minister.
Unfair distribution of wealth has destroyed Nigeria.
We have allowed so much nonsense #EndNass
Today, @KDI_ng Nigeria Election Violence Report #NEVR situation room gladly received the delegates of @ECESeu, sharing the #NEVR key findings ahead of #OndoDecides2020 tomorrow.