The Middle Belt Dilemma: A state of not truly belonging to any group, yet being counted as part of one whenever it serves the interests of others.

Dear @OfficialBenKalu , Women make up nearly 50% of Nigeria’s population, yet hold less than 5% of legislative seats. Our democracy cannot thrive when half of its citizens are left behind. The 10th House of Representatives made a clear promise in its Legislative Agenda to

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2 DAYS TO GO! The countdown is on to the Okpebholometer Town Hall Event; One Year of Okpebholo: Tracking Promises, Measuring Progress. Join us this Saturday, November 15th, as we unpack the facts, track the promises, and talk about what real accountability should look like in

Another day, and Governor Okpebholo's @m_akpakomiza cabinet remains far from the promised 35% female representation. With only 3 women appointed, we are missing out on the inclusive leadership Edo State deserves. This shortfall isn't just a number; it's a barrier to

3 DAYS TO GO! The countdown is on to the Okpebholometer Town Hall Event; One Year of Okpebholo: Tracking Promises, Measuring Progress. Join us this Saturday, November 15th, as we unpack the facts, track the promises, and talk about what real accountability should look like in

December’s gonna be fun. I’ve always been a fan of Alex Iwobi, so Fulham had to make the list alongside Nigeria. I’ll be on road, meetin personalities that have inspired me and gettin them to sign both jerseys.Then, give them away to lucky fans. Let’s see how loud this can get.🌪️

Yesterday, our Program Assistant, Nelson Otabor, paid a courtesy visit to the Edo State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Prince Kassim Afegbua, to discuss the Okpebholometer Project, our citizen-driven effort tracking Governor Okpebholo’s promises and performance. From

4 DAYS TO GO! The countdown is on to the Okpebholometer Town Hall Event; One Year of Okpebholo: Tracking Promises, Measuring Progress. Join us this Saturday, November 15th, as we unpack the facts, track the promises, and talk about what real accountability should look like in

The future of Nigeria’s children is on the line. The 10th House of Representatives pledged to double the UBEC fund, from 2% to 4% of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, so every child can learn, not just dream. We commend Hon. Mark Bako Oseni for keeping his word by laying the

UPDATE The Senate is now live on the Legislative Agenda Meter! You can now track promises from both chambers of the National Assembly (the House of Representatives and the Senate) in one place. From economic reforms to social justice, we’re following every commitment, every

Every great change in history began with collective strength, people choosing unity over silence, action over waiting. Change has never been a solo act. It’s us, together. What change are you standing  for  this week? #MondayMotivation

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Dear Hon. Adebayo Olusegun Balogun, HB 1589 seeks to reform the mode of appointing the INEC Chairman and currently sits before your committee. However, the bill does not address the appointment process for INEC National Commissioners, despite the clear commitment in the 10th

Young Nigerians deserve more than applause, they deserve power. @greenchamberngr pledged to mandate youth representation across all decision-making bodies: Boards, Committees, and Councils at every level of government. With young people forming the majority of the population,

Kahf, people, Kahf!

The Yoruba ancestors have been saying “Japa” since the 1400s. 😌✈️ Migration isn’t new, it’s in our DNA. But even when they moved, they never forgot home. So as you chase your dreams, don’t tap out from being a citizen. This land? Still ours to strengthen, still ours to grow.

Happy birthday Sean! My oga's oga! Many more years

As Anambra heads to the polls, facts, not politics, should guide every vote. We’ve released a special Soludometer Snapshot to show Ndi Anambra how Governor Soludo has performed against his most important campaign promises. No noise. No spin. Just data you can trust. Elections

Last month, we held a two days intensive training on new media for advocacy and activism for 15 youth and women led CSOs in Abuja The training combined virtual and physical learning which helped participants engage better. The project is moving forward to the next stage 1/2

When Aina Ayomide spoke on October 1, 2024, hearts listened. Her words painted a vision of the Nigeria we all desire peaceful, bold, united, and filled with hope. We urge you to keep the fire of hope for a better Nigeria burning bright. #ThrowbackThursday