January

TIP undertook different activities to mark this year’s international day of education with the theme “Invest in people, prioritise education”. It started the day with a press statement calling on the Nigerian government to ensure quality access to education and increase the annual budgetary allocation for education for Nigerian children. The press statement circulated widely

With pro bono support from TIP, Mrs. T was discharged from charges of child trafficking and set free from Kirikiri Female Correctional Center after over two years of incarceration. Mrs. T, a young mother of two children, was charged at the High court of Lagos state for child trafficking, a capital offence. TIP took up

With the support of the Malala Fund, The Inclusion Poject (TIP), African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development(CenterLSD) , Sustainable Collective Advocacy for African Development (SCAAD Initiative) Initiative, Legal Defence and Assistance Project (LEDAP), and Assist, Care and Empower charity Africa (ACE Charity Africa) commenced, the implementation of an Election Education Advocacy project in Adamawa

In the bid to break the culture of silence and expose perpetrators of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), TIP continues its monthly assembly chat with students at De-Immaculate College to educate the students on SGBV, how to recognize any forms of violence,  where to report cases of SGBV, and the importance of speaking up against violence. TIP’s

This month’s Access to Justice Corner tells the story of a young woman incarcerated at theKirikiri Female Correctional Center, the challenges of our criminal justice system, and thepower of partnership in supporting women, which is at the core of TIP’s mandate. Clickhere to watch the interview.