Released on 04/02/19 This is the eighth edition of Niger Delta Watch 2019. This week’s report includes a thematic analysis of cult-related incidents that have
Wednesday 06 February 20191000 EST / 15:00 London / 16:00 AbujaOnline, via zoom.us – a joining URL will be sharedDuration: 60 minutes Niger Delta Watch 2019 is
In 2018, SDN visited Biseni, a community in Bayelsa State, to learn more about the local impact of the oil industry. We spoke to community
Released on 28/01/19 This is the seventh edition of Niger Delta Watch 2019. In the last week, campaigns picked up in all of the states
See full Terms of Reference Deadline: 28.01.2019 (The expected duration of this consultancy is January 2019 – February 2019. The target for the use of
Released on 21/01/19 This is the sixth edition of Niger Delta Watch 2019. This week we focus on incidents of electoral fraud and corruption that
Released on 14/01/2019 This is the fifth edition of Niger Delta Watch 2019. Across the region the electoral campaigns appear to be less intense and
Released on 24/12/18 This is the fourth report of Niger Delta Watch 2019. At a regional level, the latest period has been markedly quieter politically
SDN is pleased to announce that in January 2019 it will launch a new project funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF). The project
Reducing 2019 election risks The 2019 Nigerian elections are now less than three months away. Given the relative success of the 2015 elections – which,
Released on 17/12/18 This is the third edition of Niger Delta Watch 2019. This week we are pleased for the first time to include graphics
Stakeholder Democracy Network invites you to attend an online briefing on the 2019 Nigerian elections. Tuesday 18 December 201810:00 EST / 15:00 London / 16:00
SDN has published three case studies looking at how communities can work together to support social change. The case studies highlight how advocacy groups in
See our updated analysis for the latest version of the Nigerian Petroleum Industry Bill 2020 Today SDN publishes two policy briefs looking at key pieces
The migration of ex-militants into Niger Delta politics Since the 2009 start of the Niger Delta amnesty programme, dozens of self-described former ‘agitators’ (ex-militants) have
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