Established in 2011 and incorporated with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria in 2021, we are a tech-driven nonprofit driving a uniform understanding of development messages in Africa.

Using a data and storytelling approach, we aid government-citizen action for good governance through civic participation, gender equity and justice, education and human rights, and media and civil society development.

Our Vision

An Africa of informed and active citizens driving sustainable development.

Our Mission

Promote informed and active citizens, mainstreaming data-driven news contextualised by relevant developmental information and support communications for development initiatives

Our Programme Areas

Citizens’ dissatisfaction and mistrust with governance delivery are growing in Africa, with the continent recording -0.2 points for overall governance in 2020 based on the Ibrahim Index of African Governance Report. This has resulted in low civic participation in governance – a major obstacle to social and economic development in Africa.
The media and civil society organisations (CSOs) form the central pillar of a country’s civic space. In Africa, however, gaps still exist in their access to community narratives; their communications; and the strength of their networks. Many CSOs at local levels do not always understand the right entry points to influence local governance (IDEA, 2023).
Citizens of African countries see gender-based violence (GBV) as the most important women’s-rights-related issue that their governments and societies need to address (Afrobarometer, 2023). Also, deep-rooted social norms continue to expose women and girls to gender-based discrimination. For instance, women make up almost 50 percent of the agricultural labour force in sub-Saharan Africa, but they are often not remunerated for their labour and do not have control over the income generated on land that they do not own.
Almost 60 percent of African youth between the ages of 15 and 17 are not in school. Also, authorities across the continent usually deploy various tactics to silence peaceful dissent as crackdowns on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and information have intensified. Human rights

Our Approach

Using storytelling, we privilege local contexts, culture and rely on a mix of communication tools, channels and participatory approaches for uniform comprehension and acceptance of development messages.

Board of Trustees

Femi Aderibigbe

Mr Femi Aderibigbe

Founder/Board Chair

John Onivehu Andah

John Onivehu Andah

Board Secretary

Our Team

John Onivehu Andah

John Onivehu Andah

Executive Director

Gift Ejeh Ojima

Gift Ejeh Ojima

Programmes Manager

Jesse Kolo

Jesse Kolo

Creative Specialist

Chinomso Momoh

Chinomso Momoh

Outreach & Communications Specialist

Temidayo Aderibigbe

Temidayo Aderibigbe

Research Assistant Intern