Get InvolvedIn Nigeria…0 Mpopulation (2020)~ World bank0 Mextremely poor (2017)~ NBS0 %extremely poor (2030)~ OPHI0 Mextremely poor (2050)~ WDLFocus Areas01HealthPoverty is both a cause and a consequence of poor health. Learn more02EducationEducation in all its forms is key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Learn more03Financial InclusionAccess reduces extreme poverty and boosts shared prosperity.Learn more04Vulnerable GroupsWhen a girl-child is educated, her well-being is impacted positively.Learn more05Nigeria and AfricaOut of 1.3 billion Africans, 430.3 million live below poverty line.Learn moreOur decisions are guided by four core principlesEquityAccess ParticipationRightSee TeamRead Our Reports Financial Education for Market Women Programme (FEMWP) Aniekan Johnson / February 25, 2022 Financing opportunities amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic in NIGERIA Oluwaseyi. I. & Aniekan. J. / December 17, 2021 A retrospective analysis of the Poverty rates in Nigeria Aniekan Johnson / December 7, 2021 Business case for a Sexual and Gender-based Violence (SGBV) project Oluwaseyi. I. & Aniekan. J. / November 6, 2021 UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME: A policy response to COVID-19 and panacea to poverty in Nigeria Oluwaseyi. I. & Aniekan. J. / July 20, 2020 Activating an All-Inclusive Alliance for the Almajiri Demola Lewis / July 2, 2020 Polio Eradication: How did Nigeria get here? Aniekan Johnson / June 30, 2020 Reining Back Nigeria’s Post-COVID-19 Education Indicators of Multidimensional Poverty Demola Lewis / June 16, 2020 Millions of children could be out of school due budget deficit in Nigeria Aniekan Johnson / June 16, 2020 COVID- 19 Response: How palliative interventions in Nigeria compares with Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and India Oluwaseyi. I. & Demola L. / June 3, 2020 As the numbers climb, 39 Million Nigerians may be at risk of contracting COVID-19 Sola Afolayan / May 27, 2020 Do Black Lives Matter to Blacks? Admin / May 13, 2020 View more
