The Dare Agenda is a citizens' platform on accountability, internal party democracy, and the protection of the constitutional rights of Nigerians to participate in their own governance.
Principal, The Dare Institute
The gap between the Nigeria we live in and the Nigeria the constitution promises is not a gap of law. It is a gap of participation. Nigerians have the right to demand accountable governance, to participate in party democracy, to know who governs them and how.
The Dare Agenda exists to close that gap — through knowledge, documentation, and organised civic action.
"The citizen who does not know what their government is doing is not yet free."Read the Full Agenda
Democracy in Nigeria can only be reclaimed by citizens who show up — at ward meetings, at primaries, at constituency offices, and at the ballot. We demand the c…
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Learn moreDecades of governance failure have produced a crisis of civic trust in Nigeria. Citizens do not believe their votes count, their complaints are heard, or their …
Learn moreWe document what is happening in Nigerian governance, party primaries, and public institutions — using FOI requests, field monitors, and citizen reporters.
We create platforms for citizens' voices — the Brief, the webinar series, public submissions, and structured media engagements that keep civic issues in view.
We build coalitions — connecting citizens across states, disciplines, and generations — to translate civic knowledge into coordinated, constitutional civic action.
Free, non-partisan civic intelligence — distilled from official records, court filings, and assembly proceedings. No noise. No spin. Delivered by email or WhatsApp every Sunday morning.
Subscribe FreeThe Dare Agenda is not a protest movement. It is a citizens' institution — one that takes Nigeria's constitution seriously and insists that public officials do too.
Published by The Dare Institute, the platform exists to give every Nigerian citizen the knowledge and tools to hold power accountable, from the local government level to the Presidency.
About the InstituteWe hold all officeholders to the same standard — across all parties, all regions, all religions.
Every claim is sourced from primary documents. No speculation. No tribalism. No spin.
Every Brief, every webinar, every publication ends with a concrete next step for the citizen.
We publish full financial reports every quarter. Donors are acknowledged. Conflicts are disclosed.
