PIND 2025 Annual Report – Deepening Impact, Expanding Influence
In 2025, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) entered a new phase of its journey—one defined not by expansion alone, but by scale, system strength, and sustained impact. Building on over a decade of experience, PIND focused on deepening what works: strengthening market systems, enabling community institutions, and expanding partnerships that […]
PIND Collaborates With Akwa Ibom Skills Centre to Strengthen Youth Employability Through Cross-Learning
Addressing youth unemployment requires more than providing technical skills training. It demands training systems that prepare young people for the realities of the labour market by integrating employability skills, private sector partnerships, mentorship, entrepreneurship, and structured pathways into decent work. To advance this approach, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND), through […]
Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update: May 24-30, 2026
This update highlights criminal violence in the Niger Delta, focusing on the rising threat of insecurity and kidnapping along key transport routes. Recent incidents of abductions and armed attacks along highways continue to endanger commuters, disrupt the movement of people and goods, and heighten public fear across the region. DOWNLOAD:
Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update: April 26 – May 02, 2026
This update highlights the growing proliferation of illicit arms and ammunition in the Niger Delta. Recent incidents indicate widespread circulation and links to criminal networks, underscoring rising risks to public safety and the need for stronger enforcement, improved arms control, and coordinated responses to curb illicit weapons. DOWNLOAD:
Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update: April 05-11, 2026
The Niger Delta is facing a growing threat from the production, trafficking, and abuse of illicit drugs, driven by the expanding reach of organized drug networks across the region. The spread of illicit drugs is increasing risks to community safety, making young people more vulnerable, and fueling crime, violence, and broader social instability. DOWNLOAD:
PIND Advances Clean Energy Access and Investment at the Lagos Solar Fair 2025
As Nigeria’s clean energy sector moves from advocacy to large-scale deployment, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) joined key stakeholders at the Lagos Solar Fair 2025 to promote energy access, investment, and innovation in renewable energy. Held on October 9, 2025, the fair was organized in partnership with the Renewable Energy [...]PIND Accelerates Youth Skills and Market-Ready Talent through YEP Partners Onboarding Workshop
To address the widening gap between youth unemployment and economic opportunities in the Niger Delta, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) hosted a strategic Partners Onboarding Workshop from February 3–5, 2026, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The three-day session served as a strategic launchpad for implementing the Vocational Skills Training (TVET) […]
