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    Author: Community@CitizenCommons

    Citizens' Common is a citizen action organisation, committed to empowering everyday citizens to take social action targetted at solve small and big societal challenges using the power of community, collaboration, innovation and technology. Through our Community Spaces, we provide the platform to incubate social ideas, engage in community dialogue, explore policy solutions, and resource social entrepreneurs, civic leaders and community activists in their resolve to find innovative solutions to social problems.

    IN NIGERIA, POLICE HARASSMENT FORCES BUSINESS OWNERS, TECHIES TO PAY DEARLY FOR ‘DOING NOTHING’

    By Niyi Oyedeji Police brutality and extortion have plagued many young Nigerians and frustrated many start-up businesses for years. In 2020, thousands of youths across…

    Community@CitizenCommons October 1, 2022
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    EndSars: Victims Wallow In Pains, Anguish Amidst Unfulfilled Promises By Enugu Gov’t

    By CHIKA MEFOR-NWACHUKWU October 23, 2020 was the day the paths of two men, Ebere Udechukwu and Uche Chiagozie, crossed. Nothing pleasant followed the meeting because…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 30, 2022
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    No Hope of Schooling for Children Displaced by Terrorism in Northern Nigeria

    By Emmanuel Audu For the Saheed family, the day is monotonous; they arrive at a spot in Oja-Oba road in the morning, disperse to different…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 30, 2022
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    Nigerian Air Force officials killed two innocents, justice remains elusive

    By Qosim Suleiman Maryam Abdulrahman, 40, was at her home in Sokoto, preparing to perform ablution for the Muslim prayers that Sunday evening of 20…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 30, 2022
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    SPECIAL REPORT: Inside Katsina IDP Camp ‘Where There’s No Hope’

    By Abdullah Tijani Thousands of displaced people in Katsina State have three things in common: they are defeated, scattered and helpless. Some of them turned…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 30, 2022
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    PRESS STATEMENT – CITIZEN COMMONS INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES THE NIGERIAN YOUTH VOICE SURVEY

    Thursday, 29th September 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: PRESS STATEMENT – CITIZEN COMMONS INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES THE NIGERIAN YOUTH VOICE SURVEY Welcome and Protocols. Today, we are…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 29, 2022
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    DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: BREAKING THE SILENCE OF CULTURE AND RELIGIOUS BIAS

    By Caroline Ameh She walked absent-mindedly with her baby strapped to her back looking behind her at intervals as if trying to hide from someone.…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 28, 2022
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    Two years after, families who lost breadwinners during #EndSARS protest struggle for survival in Enugu

    Story By Arinze Chijioke Chinedu Solomon was only six when his father died in 2004. After his father’s death, his mother, Esther Obi, did menial…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 28, 2022
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    [Link] DEATH THROES: In Nigeria’s crisis-ridden state, mothers watch as hunger batters children

    https://www.thecable.ng/death-throes-in-nigerias-crisis-ridden-state-mothers-watch-as-hunger-batters-children

    STORY BY ANIBE IDAJILI That night in February, Hajara Muhammed panicked as the lingering sound of gunshots rent the air. The marauding bandits had struck…

    Community@CitizenCommons September 28, 2022
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    Citizen Commons Hosts An Intergenerational Conversation To Commemorate the 2022 International Youth Day

    On the 12th of August 2022, Citizen Commons held a conversation on intergenerational solidarity discussing Nigeria’s leadership crisis at Impact Central Hub, Abuja to commemorate…

    Community@CitizenCommons August 12, 2022
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