Monthly conversations where Nigerian citizens sit with lawyers, historians, election monitors, and legislators — not to watch governance from afar, but to understand exactly what they can demand and how.
A public briefing on where the Electoral Amendment Bill stands, and the specific asks citizens can still make …
A public briefing on where the Electoral Amendment Bill stands, and the specific asks citizens can still make of their representatives before the legislative window closes.
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Nigerian constitutional and electoral law — not as academic text but as the operational manual for civic participation. Each session takes one clause, one case, or one mechanism, and explains exactly what it means for the ordinary citizen.
What actually happens inside Nigerian political parties — primaries, delegate mechanics, zoning arrangements. This series features former party officials, lawyers, and long-term monitors.
The federal and state budget cycles are the most consequential civic documents most Nigerians never read. This series covers allocations, supplementary appropriations, and the audit processes that should — but rarely do — follow.
Tracking significant electoral and governance judgments from the Federal High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court — and what each ruling means for citizen-led challenges.
The most underreported governance story in Nigeria is the local government level. This series focuses on state assemblies, LGA governance, and what citizens in each geopolitical zone can practically do.
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All webinars are free to registered citizens. A Zoom link is sent 24 hours and 1 hour before each session. Can’t make it live? Recordings are released within 48 hours and archived permanently.
Sun 14 June 2026 · 11:00 AM WAT · 90 min
A Zoom link will be sent 24h and 1h before the session.
The webinar series is free because civic education should have no paywall. It is sustained by Nigerians who believe conversations like this matter.