WANEP-Nigeria, in partnership with the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID), has trained 20 community leaders in Kebbi State to counter violence-inciting disinformation and strengthen community resilience against harmful
The training equipped participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to identify, counter, and respond to violence-inciting disinformation while promoting peace, social cohesion, and democratic participation within their communities.
In a remarkable show of solidarity and commitment to peace, WANEP Nigeria in collaboration with the Plateau State Peacebuilding Agency held a Peace Walk in Jos, Plateau State. The event
With the theme: “Strengthening Stakeholders’ Capacities for the Co-Creation and Implementation of State and Local Action Plans in the North-West Zone,” the training brought together participants from across the 7
The team was warmly received by Dr. Lucas Koyejo, National Coordinator, NHRC, as discussions focused on deepening collaboration to promote human rights and strengthen efforts in preventing and countering violent
They presented the #PAVE initiative and explored areas of synergy with the Commission’s safety programs, including LNSA and other security agencies. #Peacebuilding#PCVE#Lagos
With over 10 Civil Society Organizations in attendance, the meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to share ideas and develop community-based strategies to prevent and counter violent extremism across Lagos.
Today, stakeholders are discussing the seamless transition of the PARTNER Activity from Mercy Corps to WANEP. While speaking at the event, the National Nework Coordinator of WANEP-Nigeria, Dr Bridget Osakwe,
The AFSIT (Africa Facility to Support Inclusive Transitions ) Training Workshop for Civil Society Organizations has ended in Abuja, marking a significant steps towards addressing Africa’s transitional governance challenges. Key
