Tag: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)

The groups said from a nationwide survey conducted in 2021 Nigerians are reluctant to uncover many societal ills because of ...

We write to inform you we will be closing our Nigeria office at the end of January 2023 as part ...

Titilope Fadare won with a story published on PREMIUM TIMES in December 2021 which focused on how some residents of ...

A 2021 report by the World Health Organisation estimated that 736 million women—one out of three women— have been subjected ...

The IPAC chairman says Nigerians at different stages of the electoral process have contributed to the victory of leaders they ...

Between 2011 and 2013 alone, OSIWA funded nearly 300 developmental projects in nine countries, including Nigeria.

The journalists and civil society groups will deliberate on the challenges of fake news under the theme: Learning and experience ...

Politicians and election experts agreed that Nigeria's democracy may not advance if issues of election culture, money politics and political ...

Documenting or chronicling our history is fundamental and important for many reasons.

The annual fellowship which started in 2017 is tagged Female Reporters’ Leadership Programme (FRLP).

Following the outbreak of COVID-19, the wedding industry in Nigeria has since been worse hit while the stakeholders are still ...

Ayisha Osori says building a questioning attitude in children would imbue in them a culture of seeking truth from early ...

Innocent led from behind without any compulsive interest in taking credit or seeking the limelight. He was less interested in ...

Natasha, daughter of the Head of OSIWA Nigeria office, died five years ago.

The pace of delivery is slowest in Rivers State.

Mr Soyombo said the cash will be used to pay stipends to lawyers who will visit prisons to track the ...

About N1 billion was misappropriated in the House of Representatives alone in 2016.

From Kwara, Enugu, Cross River, and other states, residents, motorists and contractors speak on the federal government’s road construction projects.

The so-called third term agenda collapsed May 16, 2006 when the Senate threw out a bill for the amendment of ...

Ms. Osori begins her new role with a deep knowledge of OSIWA, having served as board chair for the past ...

“Sometimes we addressed it by customising the ballot papers with logo of participating parties…”

Jude Ilo was questioned on the activities of his pro-democracy organisation.