#iwd Women in Ossissa, Delta State, under the United Women Peacebuilders Network, marked #internationalwomensday
2026 with peace songs and prayers celebrating women’s role in promoting unity and community peace. #wps #wanep #IWD #womenpeacebuilders
The first Steering Committee Meeting of PAVE Lagos was convened, bringing together steering committee members and partners.
The meeting provided an avenue to review the annual work plan, identify key community priorities, and refine implementation strategies to ensure measurable impact across Lagos State. Participants also explored opportunities
WANEP Nigeria conducted high-level advocacy visit to the Office of the First Lady of Edo State to strengthen institutional commitment toward the adoption and effective implementation of the State Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (WPS).
The engagements underscored the importance of coordinated, gender-responsive approaches in advancing sustainable peace and security at the state level. #wps#unscr1325#womenpeacesecurity#wanep
WANEP Nigeria convened key stakeholders in Benin City for a two-day Monitoring and Evaluation workshop aimed at strengthening tracking, learning, and accountability in the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda.
The workshop enhanced participants’ capacity to effectively monitor State Action Plans and advance evidence-based, results-driven WPS programming.
The Executive Director of WANEP paid a visit to the @WANEPNigeria Lagos Office.
The visit provided an opportunity to engage with the team, review ongoing initiatives, strengthen coordination, & reinforce our shared commitment to peacebuilding across Nigeria.
WANEP-Nigeria paid an advocacy visit to the National Emergency Management Agency @nemanigeria to explore strategic areas of collaboration in disaster risk reduction, emergency preparedness, and conflict-sensitive response.
The engagement provided an opportunity to identify shared priorities and strengthen coordination toward building safer, more resilient communities across Nigeria. Together, we can enhance early warning systems, improve rapid response