Our Issues
The Centre for Inclusive Social Development works to build a Nigeria that is democratic, just, and free.
The Centre for Inclusive Social Development works to build a Nigeria that is democratic, just, and free.
Reimagining civic participation in a democracy as a skill building in itself. There is no shortage of elections in Nigeria—what we lack is a democracy that listens. Across communities, people know how power works.
What’s hidden is easily lost—or ignored. Across many Nigerian communities, the promise of public service rarely goes beyond the announcement. Budgets are declared, but seldom delivered.
Revenue without justice is an empty promise. In oil-rich and extractive communities across Nigeria, resources flow out far quicker than benefits ever flow back in.
Where you live shouldn’t determine whether you live. From rural clinics that close at noon to overburdened hospitals in state capitals, too many Nigerians navigate a health system that fails to see them
Revenue without justice is a hollow bargain. In Nigeria’s oil-rich and extractive towns, wealth drains away far faster than development ever arrives.
Technology should connect, not exclude. In an age of apps and dashboards, most Nigerians still meet government without screens.
Justice means everyone has the right to show up, speak out, and shape the system. Yet across Nigeria, too many lives are defined by exclusion—from women whose voices are absent in policy, to persons with disabilities navigating spaces and services never designed for them.