Situation Update June 1 – 15, 2025.
WANEP Nigeria, under the PCVE-KIRH initiative of the Partnership Against Violent Extremism (PAVE) Network, facilitated a Training of Trainers workshop in Kano and Sokoto.
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
In continuation of the PAVE Project, WANEP Nigeria, alongside members of the Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE) Steering Committee, paid an advocacy visit to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)
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
In commemoration of World Children’s Day, WANEP, as part of the Safe School Declaration Project in Lagos State, organized a public engagement with students and teachers from 10 public primary schools.
The event created a platform for children to voice their concerns anhttps://www.facebook.com/WANEPNigeria/posts/pfbid0e5b7qDSqyKq95ofrRKBqiuUHyPHK1LZiWa45ytUvrqPmBC4fPdHd2s5dpjTJ3qCkld recommend what the government can do to make their schools safer and more secure. Over 50 pupils and
WANEP-Nigeria and members of the Lagos PCVE Steering Committee paid an advocacy visit to the Lagos State Safety Commission.
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
WANEP Nigeria is excited to invite network members, CSOs, researchers, academics, and peacebuilders to submit entries for the next edition of the Women, Peace & Security (WPS Journal)!
This is a platform to amplify women’s voices in peacebuilding and promote meaningful discourse on gender, peace, and security issues in Nigeria and beyond. Send your article or expression of