Renewable energy is more than a clean energy solution; it is a pathway to justice, inclusion, and sustainable development. By expanding access to solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources, Nigeria can empower rural communities, create green jobs, and protect the environment
Access to electricity should not depend on where you live or how much you earn. Every Nigerian deserves affordable, reliable, and sustainable electricity to power homes, schools, hospitals, farms, and businesses.
#EnergyDemocracyNigeria#EnergyJustice#FairAccess#KIJED
we need a collective commitment to build an energy system that is transparent, inclusive, sustainable, and people-centered.
The question is no longer whether Nigeria can solve its electricity crisis. The question is if we are ready to demand the change that will make it happen.
Our Energy. Our Rights. Our Future. π
Access to safe, affordable and sustainable energy is more than a necessity; it is fundamental to human dignity and national development.
Our energy choices today will shape the future of generations to come.
An energy system should work for everyoneβnot just a privileged few.
Energy Democracy puts people at the centre of energy planning and decision-making. It means affordable electricity for households, reliable power for businesses, clean energy for schools and hospitals,
When people have access to clean, reliable and affordable energy, economies grow, education improves, healthcare becomes more effective, and opportunities expand.
Together, we can build an energy future that truly puts people first.
#PeopleFirst #EnergyDemocracy#EnergyJustice
as part of our local community sensitization and strategic engagement campaign, the management of Kadosh Initiative for Justice and Environmental Development paid an unscheduled visit to the sector command of the Edo State Security Corps, Okhumwun. .
as part of our local community sensitization and strategic engagement campaign, the management of Kadosh Initiative for Justice and Environmental Development paid an unscheduled visit to the sector r command of the Edo State Security Corps, Okhumwun. .
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. For the next 30 days, Kadosh Initiative unites justice & environmental care because a safe planet starts with safe homes. #DVAM2025 starts now.β
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In our commitment to forging partnerships and collaboration, we had the pleasure of visiting Mrs Ronke Ojekere, a veteran child protection & gender advocate, and a member of the Edo State Gender-Based Violence Management Committee and the Edo State Gender-Based Violence Centre
Every week, we rescue and resettle victims and survivors of Sexual and Gender-based violence (SGBV) through the support of our partners. Your support and partnership are changing the narratives. Our Survivors are eternally grateful for your support.
The FOI Practical Surgery for Lawyers, CSOs, and Media was a four-day intensive capacity-building programme designed to strengthen stakeholdersβ capacity to use the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) as a tool for enhancing transparency and accountability.
Executive Director of the Kadosh Initiative for Justice and Environmental Development, anchored a four-day FOIA Litigation Surgery for Lawyers, CSOs, and Media. The event, which was held in Benin City, was organised by FOI Counsel / (RUDILAC), with support from (RoLAC) Programme,