30- Year Development Plan – A Roadmap in Taking Policy Decisions

’I am Dr. Nnnena Chikezie, the Permanent Secretary and the Executive Secretary of Abia State Planning Commission. Our collaboration with PIND in developing the Abia State long term plan was very demanding. It was equally a learning process and it gave us confidence that we were dealing with an organization that has strong technical strength to deliver. Even with the COVID-19, PIND kept pushing on, encouraging the State to go with the project. PIND gave us a project manager that would not stop until he got the target achieved. We had to adapt to the new normal and because there was every need to deliver the project on PIND’s part, they supported us in every way.

Quarter 2, 2021 Progress Update – Lessons Learned

It was not all rosy during the quarter! We had our hiccups and we learned some valuable lessons that helped us along the way! Examples include the rising inflation, Twitter ban, reduced spend on promotional activities by input companies, technology challenges with solar solutions and many more! Learn all about these here.

Niger Delta Quarterly Conflict Tracker – 2021 Q2

There were significant changes in the dynamics of peace and conflict in the Niger Delta during the second quarter of 2021, compared to the first quarter of the year (See page 2). These changes include an increase in lethal violence and conflict fatalities, driven by the outbreak of additional conflict issues and the emergence of [...]

PIND visits with the Olu of Warri, Atuwatse III

The party tents are dismantled, and the crowd dispersed but the celebrations continue for the people of the Warri Kingdom on the coronation of the new Olu of Warri, His Royal Majesty, Atuwase III.  On 28 August, 2021, the PIND team lead by our Executive Director - Designate, Tunji Idowu paid a courtesy visit to [...]

Niger Delta Weekly Update for August 22-28, 2021

This weekly update spotlights violence against women and girls in the Niger Delta with a focus on sexual violence against children in Ondo State. According to data (see map below), more than 30 incidents of child sexual abuse and exploitation were reported in Ondo State between January 2018 and June 2021.

Niger Delta Weekly Update for August 15-21, 2021

  This weekly update spotlights Land conflict in the Niger Delta with a focus on rising tensions over indigenous land ownership disputes in Edo State. Conflict over indigenous land ownership between the Bini, Itsekiri and Ijaw ethnic groups has been a major cause of lethal violence and communal instability in Edo State. According to data [...]

PIND 2021 Q2 Progress Report

PIND 2021 Q2 PROGRESS REPORT April - June 2021 This report highlights the achievements of PIND’s program interventions in the Niger Delta from April – June 2021 (Quarter 2 of 2021). It also provides relevant information about program management, lessons learned, and plans for the next quarter. The report demonstrates how PIND is driving change, [...]

Niger Delta Weekly Update for August 08-14, 2021

This edition of the weekly update spotlights homicidal violence in the Niger Delta with a focus on killings for human body parts in Delta State. Murder for human body parts is increasingly becoming prevalent in Delta State. According to data (see map below), at least 50 incidents of killing for human body parts were reported [...]

Expression of Interest for Expansion of Consultants and Vendors Database

CLOSED: [dt_teaser style="2" background="plain" animation="fadeInDownBig"]PIND intends to expand its database of vendors, consultants, service providers and partners and is therefore requesting interested and qualified organizations, consultants, vendors, and service providers to indicate their interest/specific area of competence by submitting your business profile and resume by September 5th 2021. PIND welcomes expression of interests in the [...]

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