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  • What if small-scale farmers wrote the agriculture budget in Nigeria?

    If small-scale farmers themselves wrote national agriculture budgets, I bet we’d be a lot closer to eradicating hunger and malnutrition. I’m in Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria at a training organised by...
    Neil Watkins, Director of Policy and Campaigns, ActionAid USA with Women farmers
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    Monday, 23 July 2012 – 16:38
    • Womens Rights
  • From the Nigerian Perspective: The London Family Planning Summit

      Ipoade Omilaju, Director of Capacity Building and Programme Manager, Health ActionAid Nigeria writes from the London Global Summit on Family Planning Wednesday’s Global Summit on Family...
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    Wednesday, 11 July 2012 – 12:03
    • Womens Rights
  • Enhancing Nigeria's Response to HIV/AIDS (ENR) Celebrate Women on International Women's Day

    The sound of their laughter resounded through the entire ground floor building of the Society for Family Health (SFH) causing staff to run out of their offices to join in. It was participants at the...
    ActionAid Nigeria's ENR Project event on International Women's Day
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    Onyinyechi Okechukwu
    Wednesday, 28 March 2012 – 00:00
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  • Girls need inspirators and mentors

    As we celebrate this year's International Women's Day ActionAid Nigeria's Women's Rights Programme Manager, Patience Ekeoba reflects on why it is so important to be an inpiration to girls. On March 8...
    Young girls from one of ActionAid Nigeria's communities
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    Onyinyechi Okechukwu
    Thursday, 8 March 2012 – 00:30
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  • Which way Nigeria?

    As Nigerians celebrate the achievements of the late leader of the Nigerian civil war- Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, ActionAid Nigeria's Director of Programmes, Ifeoma Charles- Monwuba...
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    Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba
    Monday, 5 March 2012 – 12:21
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  • Ending rape in Nigerian public schools

    Every child has a right to quality education and that is why we support education projects in all the states where we work.  In Nigeria school age girls are mostly out of school for several...
    ActionAid linked children now in school in Ebonyi State
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    Onyinyechi Okechukwu
    Thursday, 1 March 2012 – 00:00
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  • 70 year-old woman challenges patriarchy and claims her right

    How would you feel if you gave your land for constructing a community school and when the school is opened your family (brothers) refuse that you speak at the event because you're not educated and...
    Mama Morenike Ademiluyi from Bolorunduro
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    Onyinyechi Okechukwu
    Wednesday, 7 March 2012 – 23:20
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  • Why I Occupied Nigeria

    My name is David Habba and I Occupied Nigeria!As a young person growing up in Nigeria, I have had to endure pain and hardship. I have gone to bed hungry, not because I am fasting but simply because I...
    Fuel Subsidy Protest in Benue
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    Tuesday, 31 January 2012 – 06:51
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  • This fight must be won!

    We are four days into the national strike and protest against the increase in the pump of Petrol (PMS). The protest has been massive across different parts of the country. It is arguably one of the...
    Fuel Subsidy Removal Protest in Nigeria
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    Hussaini Abdu
    Friday, 13 January 2012 – 13:22
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  • ...if only they keep their word

    It is quite interesting that we have reached a stage where Government no longer thinks we are in the democratic era but wants to continue with the dictatorship style. I have never been to the streets...
    Fuel Subsidy Removal Protest in Nigeria
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    Funmilayo Oyefusi
    Friday, 13 January 2012 – 00:00
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  • No Retreat, No Surrender!

    When I left my home this morning to come to the office, I was not prepared to join the street protest. I thought I would pop in; see some colleagues, exchange pleasantries and go back home. But that...
    Fuel Subsidy Removal Protest in Nigeria
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    Abiose Haruna
    Thursday, 12 January 2012 – 00:00
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  • Fellow Nigerians: first things first

    The state of the nation is indeed very worrisome. The government instead of doing internal housekeeping that will drastically reduce cost of governance and the burden on Nigerians choose to transfer...
    Fuel protests in Nigeria
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    Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba
    Tuesday, 10 January 2012 – 06:21
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  • Back to school with Habila

    Habila, a 35 year old widow goes back to school after her participation at ActionAid's women empowerment programme in her community. She is now able to read and write and also help her children in...
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    Onyinyechi Okechukwu
    Wednesday, 14 December 2011 – 17:15
    • School
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  • Season of plenty

    In Benue state where I live, everyone is up and doing because the harvest is here. This poem captures the moments in the food basket state. Enjoy it.  Season of plenty We have forgotten the...
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    David Habba
    Tuesday, 13 December 2011 – 19:18
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  • Agriculture: From Durban to the World

    If you look into the news about COP17, there are two main issues in the agenda: the second commitment period for the Kyoto Protocol and the issue of Finance. But in the corridors and outside the...
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    Celso Marcatto
    Wednesday, 7 December 2011 – 00:00
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  • ActionAid launch action against electoral violence in Nigeria

    ActionAid Nigeria with the support of Department for International Development  in March 2010 made intervention during the last governorship elections in Anambra State in South East Nigeria.
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    ActionAid launch action against electoral violence in Nigeria
  • Taking the bull by the horn: Story of women struggle against disposession in rural Nigeria

    As in most parts of rural Nigeria, Ikot Akanma women are relegated to the background.  They are seen but unheard.
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