Our Commitment
Transparency
We believe transparency powers trust. That’s why our mission, decisions, and documents from policy briefs to licensing updates are openly shared.
Collaboration
By uniting communities around the mic, we turn shared stories into action that saves lives and strengthens resilience.
Innovation
Community radio doesn’t just broadcast, it connects neighbors, spreads vital knowledge, and saves lives, together.
Our Core Beliefs
Building Capacities to use Community Radio for Non-Formal Learning in Nigeria.
Building Capacities to use Community Radio for Non-Formal Learning in Nigeria is an essential initiative designed to leverage local, accessible media to bridge educational gaps, particularly for rural, underserved, and marginalized populations. Given that over 60% of Nigerians live in rural areas and face challenges accessing formal education, community radio serves as a vital tool for delivering non-formal education (NFE), promoting literacy, and fostering community development.
Building a Peace Architecture in the Niger Delta for 2015 and Beyond
Funded by the European Union, Tomorrow is a New Day – Phase II strengthened peacebuilding efforts in 12 communities across four Niger Delta states in Nigeria. Building on Phase I, the project reduced youth tensions, supported peaceful elections, and strengthened local decision-making structures. It successfully improved trust, relationships, and attitudes toward non-violence through training, dialogue, and mediation. The programme contributed to peaceful elections, increased civic awareness, and greater participation of women in some areas. Despite its impact, implementation faced challenges, including budget constraints that limited some expected outcomes.
Border Reporters: Journalists, Professionals & Citizens specialising on Migration Issues
Border Reporters” generally refers to a specialized,, international community of journalists, media professionals, and sometimes local community members or “citizen reporters” who focus on the complex, often dangerous, and high-stakes issues surrounding migration, refugees, and border management.
Institution - Building and Sustainability of Community Radio in Nigeria
SINCE May 2015 when the Federal Government released broadcast licences for 17 communities across Nigeria to own radio stations in their localities, stakeholders have revved up strategies not only to ensure solid foundation for the emerging third tier of broadcasting, but also to foster sustained community radio platform in the country.
Training of Trainers for Building Community Radio for Democratic Development in Nigeria
Training of Trainers (ToT) programs for community radio in Nigeria aim to empower local communities by enhancing skills in participatory communication, journalism, and radio management to foster democratic development and address misinformation.
Building Community Radio to Facilitate the Voices of the Grassroots into Governance Transparency and Accountability in Nigeria
Building community radio in Nigeria is a critical strategy for enhancing democracy by amplifying grassroots voices, fostering accountability, and improving transparency in local governance. Despite being the largest country in West Africa, Nigeria has lagged behind its neighbors in establishing community radio as a third tier of broadcasting, making it essential to overcome regulatory and logistical hurdles to empower rural populations.
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