In the heart of Nigeria, a story of hope and transformation is unfolding. Zaki's Gem, an organization dedicated to empowering
In the dynamic landscape of social change and empowerment, one initiative shines as a testament to the transformative power of
Women of Tunga Buzu community in Kebbi state, beneficiaries of Abban Aisha Women a partner on the WVL project.
Women’s Rights and Health Project (WRAHP) is a registered women-led, Not-For-Profit organization that promotes the health and general development of
This is more than a hashtag, it is a collective call for equality, dignity and justice. Join the movement, share your voice, amplify women’s rights and stand with us as we shape a future where every Nigerian woman and girl counts.



Every story we tell needs both a heart and a spine, the comms that move people, and the data that proves it mattered. This training brought our Comms and M&E

A significant share of Nigeria’s food is lost after harvest estimated at over ₦3.5 trillion annually. In rural farming communities, this loss is not experienced as a statistic but as

When we speak about Women, Peace and Security (WPS), we often focus on negotiation tables and conflict zones, yet the real frontline of insecurity is also in our farms, where

Issuing Organization: ActionAid NigeriaDonor: Global Affairs CanadaProject: Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership ProjectCountry: Nigeria Opens: 19 June 2026 About the Fund ActionAid Nigeria (AAN), with funding from Global Affairs Canada

Issuing Organization: ActionAid NigeriaDonor: Global Affairs CanadaProject: Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership ProjectCountry: Nigeria Opens: 19 June 2026 About the Fund ActionAid Nigeria (AAN), with funding from Global Affairs Canada

ActionAid Nigeria, with funding from Global Affairs Canada, through the Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership Project, announces a Call for Expression of Interest for Strategic Opportunity Funding. This fund is
ActionAid-Nigeria in partnership with Global Hope for Women and Children Foundation facilitated the conduct of a research assessment on the analysis of gender and women’ rights fundings in Nigeria to
Women and Girls with Disabilities represent one of the most marginalized and vulnerable groups in Nigeria. In spite of the increased awareness about the rights of women, laws protecting women
Adolescent Mothers in Nigeria are faced with heightened barriers to quality education. According to the National Demographic Health Survey (2018), 1 in 5 girls between ages 15-19 years have begun
A compendium of success stories implemented by ActionAid Nigeria through the WVL N project. This document brings together examples of best practices emerging from the project, which led to changes
It is no longer news that women are not expected or encouraged to have financial independence amidst mobility constraints that make it difficult to engage with financial institutions. In
Women – led Organizations Supported
Sexual and Gender Based Violence Survivors (Women and Girls) directly reached.
Saved by women through the village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA)
Persons Reached accross Nigeria
I am Emediong Akpan, a proud beneficiary of CCAPI's empowerment scheme under the WVL project. In the year 2021, I successfully graduated from CCAPI's Skill Acquisition center as a Fashion/Designer. As part of this program, I was generously provided with a sewing machine upon completing my training, which greatly enhanced my skills in tailoring and fashion design. Thanks to my acquired competence, I was able to secure a rewarding tailoring job at Utibe Abasi Nursery and Primary School in Calabar. In this role, I have the privilege of creating school uniforms for the pupils, ensuring they are dressed impeccably. I am truly grateful to CCAPI, Actionaid Nigeria, and Global Affairs Canada for their unwavering support and investment in my journey. Once again, I extend my deepest appreciation to CCAPI, Actionaid Nigeria, and Global Affairs Canada for their invaluable contribution to my growth and success.
My name is Danielle James, and I am a 17-year-old native of Akpabuyo LGA in Cross River state, Nigeria. In 2020, I completed my secondary education at Government Girls Secondary School in Big Qua Town, Calabar. While awaiting admission into the university, I seized the opportunity to enroll in CCAPI's skill acquisition center at the Women Development Center in Calabar. It was there that I developed my skills in Graphic Design and Fashion Design. These newfound abilities have provided me with invaluable insights into the application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in various aspects of life. Now, I am proficient in designing fliers, newsletters, book covers, banners, and more. However, what excites me the most is my ability to virtually design diverse clothing styles for my customers before bringing them to life through sewing. Through earning money from my design work, I have been saving diligently with the aim of acquiring the necessary equipment to launch my own graphic and fashion design business. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to God Almighty, CCAPI, Actionaid Nigeria, and Global Affairs Canada for their support and assistance in my journey.
