Your invisibility isn’t protecting your humility. It’s protecting your irrelevance.

Your invisibility isn’t protecting your humility. It’s protecting your irrelevance.

Peace is not a one-time achievement but a daily habit, much like health. Learn how we can move beyond reactive strategies to make peace a foundation for possibility.

Mercy, Morality, and the Meaning of Justice: Reflecting on Nigeria’s Recent Presidential Pardons

It’s almost impossible to believe it has been five years since #EndSARS. Five years since a generation stood still, not in fear, but in unwavering faith that this country could be better. Five years since the chant “soro soke” became both a resonant call for accountability and a piercing cry of anguish. Yet, in the

Too often, when Nigerians talk about democracy, the conversation begins and ends with elections. Yet democracy is not just about casting ballots every four years, it is about empowering citizens as a continuous process. It is about institutions that not only exist on paper but are integrated, value-driven, and responsive to the everyday realities of

Writing proposals is an integral part of running a non-profit organization, especially for Program or Fundraising staff. Even though your non-profit does not exist to make a profit, you still need money to implement projects, serve beneficiaries effectively, pay staff salaries, and keep your operations sustainable.  Many grant-making organizations provide official application templates that outline

In the complex landscape of civil society work, the difference between programs that transform communities and those that fall short often lies not in the brilliance of the initial concept but in how effectively that concept is communicated throughout its development and implementation. For CSOs, communication shouldn’t be merely a tool for dissemination; it should

A few weeks ago, I heard someone say-almost in passing-that Nigerian tech founders often miss out on global awards and fellowships because of Nigeria’s poor tourism appeal. The comment struck me as odd at first, but the more I reflected, the more it made a troubling kind of sense. These opportunities are not just about

In a country often described through the lens of its challenges political instability, economic strain, and entrenched systems like godfatherism, Nigerian youth are quietly and not-so-quietly rewriting the story. The 2025 International Youth Day theme, “Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond”, could have been coined with them in mind. Across the nation, young