An organization that seeks to strengthen the ties between Nigeria media & citizens by fostering participatory communication for a more equitable society.
Nigeria
Joined April 2017
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“…. I started the MAP project as a volunteer wanting to help young girls, but I finished the project connecting with and healing parts of myself that I didn’t even know were hurting. That’s progress to me.”
- NanaKhadija Ibrahim
(Girl Advocate)
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Our Borno State Coordinator, Zannah Mohammed, joined Dandal Kura FM in Maiduguri for a radio discussion on advocating against drug abuse.
During the conversation, Zannah highlighted the need to rethink how drug abuse awareness is carried out in communities.
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He proposed engaging people who have overcome drug addiction as community ambassadors, to use their lived experiences to lead advocacy and connect with others facing similar challenges.
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Happy Birthday, Zannah!
Wishing you a beautiful year filled with happiness, good health, meaningful milestones, and success in all you do.
From all of us at PAGED Initiative, have a wonderful birthday! 🎉
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“This engagement has broaden my horizon and reinforced that by reporting the realities of married adolescent girls. We shine a light on issues too long kept in the dark”
- UMARU YAKUBU KIRAWA
Journalist - News Central TV
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Progress to me is realizing that storytelling has limitless power. Through volunteering with the Media Advocacy Project, I learned that when people truly listen to stories, real change can happen. This experience is what made me passionate about advocacy.
- Safiyya Salisu Tanko
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Listen to girls. Invest in their rights. Make room for their futures.
#internationaldayofthegirl #investingirlsrights #pagedinitiative
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This International Day of the Girl, we join the call to end child marriage & invest in girls’ rights. This means creating pathways back to education for married adolescent girls adolescent mothers, and ensuring every girl has the opportunity to learn, grow & thrive.
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#FlashbackFriday to Malala Day 2026! 💜
As we count down to the International Day of the Girl, we’re reflecting on the moments that remind us why girls’ voices, rights, and futures matter.
The journey continues!
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“The workshop is an eye-opener, it has made me to understand why journalism is like a creed, as priority to the girl child remains crucial.”
-MICAH MONDAY
Journalist - SILVERBIRD TV
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“Many families believe that sending a girl to school is a loss of immediate domestic help or labour. Through participating in the MAP project , I learnt that a girl’s education is not a loss of labour, but one of the most powerful tools for her family’s security and future.”
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“The session was insightful, it opened my mind on better alternatives in covering a story. It also exposed the reality of communication between top sources and the public.”
PATIENCE ROBINSON
Journalist - Citizenship Daily Newspaper
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Advocacy to Action.
In our advocacy film, Cikas, girls from Unguwan Mato Community in Lere LGA shared their desire for a quality school in their community. Their stories became part of our MAP Girls Advocacy engagement with the Reaching Out-of-School Children (ROOSC) Project.
Today, renovation work is ongoing at a school in the community through the ROOSC Project.
This moment reinforces something we have always believed: girls are not just beneficiaries of change. They are powerful voices for it.
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We appreciate the ROOSC Project @roosc.kaduna for listening to girls’ voices and taking action to improve learning opportunities for children in Unguwan Mato.
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