Weekly Highlight from WANEP-Nigeria National Early Warning System for the Week of 10 – 16 November 2024.
#16DaysOfActivism
Today we begin the global observance of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2024, Theme: “Towards Beijing +30: UNiTE to End Violence Against Women and Girls.” This year’s
Happening in Jos, Plateau State,Nigeria:Stakeholder Meeting on the Transition of PARTNER Activity from Mercy Corps to Wanep Nigeria
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,
AFSIT Training Workshop for CSOs Concludes in Abuja
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
Today, staff of WANEP-Nigeria including the National Network Coordinator, Dr. Bridget Osakwe attended the launch of the PARTNER EWER Situation Room, housed at the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution(IPCR)
The Situation Room is aimed to enhance effective Response to Early Warning indicator reports in Nigeria.
The West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP-Nigeria) is currently implementing the Research and Action for Peace (REcAP) Project in Owerri, Imo State.
The 3- day Training Workshop on Conflict Prevention, Violent Extremism, Crisis Management and Peacebuilding aims to equipped community stakeholders in Imo State with skills to wade into conflict and ensure
The West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP) in collaboration with Kosofe School Based Management Committee (SBMC) in commemoration of the International Peace Day held a 1- day sensitization program on “Cultivating A Culture of Peace” for young boys at the Lagos State Special Correctional Centre For Boys Oregun on September 24, 2024.
The young boys were informed about the relevance of the International Peace Day and the need for them to embrace non violent ways of resolving disputes and conflict rather than