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“Fight against GBV is a joint effort”-NISD charges stakeholders

Stakeholders across all sectors have been charged to prioritize service to humanity by joining the fight against Gender based Violence at all cost in order to ensure a valence-free society, peace, unity and mutual respect.

The Project Manager for Male Feminist Network of the New Initiative for Social Development (NISD), Olusegun Ojo gave this charge at the One-Day Quarterly MFN Dialogue in Ekiti State organized by the NISD.

The Interface which brought together key members of the Male Dominant Groups, representative of the Civil Society Organization, Joint Association of People with Disability, Christian and Islamic Religious Leaders to review progress aimed at sharing experiences, and strengthen internal cohesion in the fight against Gender-based violence.

According to Olusegun, “it is a non-negotiable fact that the culture of Gender-based violence had stayed with us for too long, that it is gradually now becoming endemic, an immoral culture we need to flush out our system for the sake of past and present victims of Gender-based Violence and posterity because the time to erase the bad template is now,

An individual cannot do it alone neither New Initiative for Social Development, it requires joint and concerted efforts, this is why I am charging us that we must use every positive means necessary to join and stay committed to the cause and prioritize it as service to humanity which must prevail and win for sanity and sanctity of our society”-he concluded

Also speaking one after the other, the secretary of the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD), Ekiti State Chapter and the chairman of Okada Riders Association, comrade Asaolu pledged their support to the cause while assuring NISD that they would change the narrative of Gender-based violence in the state through the structure it has been put in place which known as 3,000 Male Feminist Network Advocates

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Call Title: Provision of Hotel Accommodation, Meeting Spaces, and Catering Services in Ekiti Osun and Ondo, Oyo, Kogi and Abuja

Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD)

Closing Date: 20th April 2026

Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

1. PURPOSE

The purpose of this RFP is to invite qualified hotels to provide high-quality accommodation, conference facilities, and catering services for the New Initiative for Social Development. The selected vendor will support the project by hosting workshops, seminars, and project staff during official travel.

2. SCOPE OF WORK

The selected hotel(s) will be required to:

Accommodation: Provide secure, clean, and well-equipped guest rooms (Standard and Executive).
Conference Facilities: Offer meeting rooms with various capacities, including necessary furniture and layouts.
Catering: Provide full-board or half-board options, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and coffee breaks.
Technical Support: Ensure reliable high-speed Wi-Fi and audiovisual equipment (projectors, sound systems).
Security: Maintain a safe environment with 24/7 security presence.

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Proposals should clearly outline:

Room Features: Air conditioning, ensuite bathrooms, and workspace.
Facility Amenities: Availability of backup power (generators), parking, and laundry services.
Conference Equipment: Detailed list of available AV tech and stationery provided.
Catering Menus: Sample menus demonstrating variety and dietary flexibility.

4. DELIVERABLES & TIMELINE

Deliverable	Timeline
Contract Award & Service Level Agreement (SLA)	Week 1
Site Inspection and Facility Verification	Week 2
Commencement of Reservation Services	Week 3
Ongoing Service Delivery	As per project schedule

5. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Technical Proposal

Valid CAC Certificate and Tax Clearance.
Company/Hotel Profile and evidence of physical address.
Details of security protocols and insurance coverage.
Proof of previous experience hosting NGOs or International Organizations.

B. Financial Proposal

Room Rates: Corporate rates for different room categories.
Conference Packages: Daily Delegate Rates (DDR) including hall hire and meals.
Applicable Taxes: Clearly state VAT and any service charges.

6. EVALUATION CRITERIA

Criteria	Weight
Quality of Facilities & Security	30%
Experience with Similar Projects	20%
Technical Support & Amenities	15%
Cost-Effectiveness	35%

7. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

All proposals must be submitted electronically in MS Word or PDF format to procurement@nisd.org.ng by the closing date.

For inquiries, please contact: Grace Igber,
grace.igber@nisd.org.ng , +234 806 785 1988

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Call Title: Office Furniture and fittings Supplier in EKITI, OSUN, ONDO, KOGI, OYO & ABUJA

Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD)

Closing Date: 20th April 2026

Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

1. PURPOSE

The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP) is to invite qualified vendors to supply, deliver, and install high-quality office furniture for New Initiative for Social Development. The selected vendor will be responsible for providing durable, ergonomic, and aesthetically appropriate furniture that meets the organization’s operational needs.

2. SCOPE OF WORK

The selected vendor will be required to:

Supply office furniture including but not limited to:
- Work desks and workstations
- Office chairs (ergonomic)
- Conference/meeting tables
- Filing cabinets and storage units
- Reception furniture
- Executive office furniture
Provide layout recommendations (if applicable)
Deliver furniture to the designated office location(s)
Assemble and install all furniture
Ensure quality assurance and compliance with specifications
Provide warranty and after-sales support

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Proposals should clearly outline specifications including:

Materials used (e.g., wood, metal, laminate)
Dimensions and design options
Ergonomic features (for chairs and desks)
Durability and weight capacity
Color and finish options
Compliance with safety and quality standards

4. DELIVERABLES & TIMELINE

Deliverable	Timeline
Contract Award	Week 1
Design/Specification Approval	Week 2
Delivery of Furniture	Weeks 3–5
Installation & Setup	Week 6
Final Inspection & Handover	Week 6

5. ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONS

Eligible vendors must demonstrate:

Proven experience in supplying office furniture
At least 3 similar completed projects
Capacity to deliver within specified timelines
Availability of after-sales service and warranty
Strong financial and operational capability

6. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Technical Proposal

1. CAC certificate

2. ⁠Tax certificate

3. ⁠company profile

4. ⁠Evidence of physical address

5. ⁠Proposal with a well quote

B. Financial Proposal

Detailed pricing breakdown (in [Currency])
Cost per item and total cost
Delivery and installation costs
Applicable taxes

C. Annexes

References from previous clients
Product brochures/catalogs

7. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

All proposals must be submitted electronically in MS word or PDF format to:
procurement@nisd.org.ng

Submission Deadline: 20^th April 2026
Late submissions will not be considered.

8. EVALUATION CRITERIA

Criteria	Weight
Understanding of Requirements	20%
Technical Specifications & Quality	25%
Experience & Past Performance	20%
Delivery Timeline	10%
Cost Effectiveness	25%
Total	100%

Only vendors meeting minimum technical requirements will proceed to financial evaluation.

9. TERMS & CONDITIONS

The organization reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal.
All supplied items must meet agreed specifications.
Payment terms will be defined in the contract agreement.
The vendor must guarantee all products supplied.

10. CONFIDENTIALITY

All information provided in this RFP must be treated as confidential and used solely for the purpose of preparing a proposal.

11. CONTACT INFORMATION

For inquiries and clarifications, please contact:
Grace Igber
grace.igber@nisd.org.ng
+234 806 785 1988

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Provision of Transportation Services

Request for Application (RFA)

Call Title: Transport Services in Ekiti Osun and Ondo, Oyo, Kogi and Abuja

Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD)

Closing Date: 20th April 2026

Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

A. PURPOSE

The purpose of this RFP is to invite qualified vendors that provide transportation services for the New Initiative for Social Development (NISD). The selected vendor will be responsible for providing transport for the project team of the organization for the Project.

B. OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The objective of this engagement is to:

Ensure safe, timely, and reliable transportation of personnel and goods
Provide well-maintained vehicles and professional drivers
Support programme implementation across multiple locations
Ensure compliance with safety, legal, and organizational standards

C. SCOPE OF WORK

The selected transportation company will be required to:

Provide transportation services for staff, consultants, and partners
Provide vehicles for field activities, meetings, workshops, and official assignments
Transport goods, equipment, and programme materials as required
Provide both short-term (daily hires) and long-term vehicle deployment
Ensure availability of different vehicle types (e.g., saloon cars, SUVs, buses, trucks where applicable)
Provide qualified, licensed, and experienced drivers
Ensure vehicles are roadworthy, insured, and regularly maintained
Adhere to agreed schedules and respond promptly to transport requests
Maintain logs of trips, fuel usage, and vehicle conditions
Comply with all road safety and regulatory requirements

D. DELIVERABLES

The transportation company will be expected to deliver:

Timely provision of requested vehicles and drivers
Monthly transport service reports (usage, routes, costs, etc.)
Maintenance and service records of vehicles
Incident/accident reports (if applicable)
Availability of backup vehicles in case of breakdown

E. DURATION OF ASSIGNMENT

The contract will run for a period of [e.g., 12 months], with the possibility of renewal based on performance and organizational needs.

F. ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONS

Interested companies must demonstrate:

Registration as a legal transport/logistics company
Minimum of 3–5 years’ experience in providing transportation services
Proven track record with NGOs, corporate organizations, or government agencies
Availability of a functional fleet of vehicles
Qualified and licensed drivers
Valid vehicle documentation (insurance, roadworthiness, licensing)
Strong safety record and adherence to regulations
Capacity to operate across required geographic areas

G. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

Proposals should not exceed 10–15 pages (excluding annexes) and must include:

1. Technical Proposal

Understanding of the assignment
Description of fleet (types, number, condition)
Service delivery approach and logistics management system
Safety and risk management procedures
Geographic coverage
Relevant experience and past clients

2. Financial Proposal

Rate per day/per trip/per kilometer (as applicable)
Cost of different vehicle categories
Driver allowances (if applicable)
Fuel arrangements (inclusive/exclusive)
Any additional charges

3. Annexes

Company registration documents
Vehicle documentation (licenses, insurance)
Driver qualifications/licenses
Evidence of previous similar contracts
Company profile

H. EVALUATION CRITERIA

Proposals will be evaluated based on:

Technical Evaluation (70%)

Understanding of assignment – 15%
Fleet capacity and suitability – 20%
Experience and past performance – 20%
Safety and operational approach – 15%

Financial Evaluation (30%)

Cost-effectiveness and value for money

Only bidders meeting the minimum technical threshold will proceed to financial evaluation.

I. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

All proposals must be submitted electronically in MS word or PDF format to:

procurement@nisd.org.ng
Subject: “RFP – Transportation Services (Company Name)”

Deadline: 20th April 2026

Late submissions will not be considered.

J.CONTACT INFORMATION

For inquiries and clarifications, please contact: Grace Igber,
grace.igber@nisd.org.ng , +234 806 785 1988

K. CONFIDENTIALITY & OWNERSHIP

All information shared during this process and any outputs generated under the contract shall remain the property of New Initiative for Social Development (NISD). The selected company must maintain strict confidentiality.

L. DISCLAIMER Initiative for Social Development (NISD). reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and is not obligated to award the contract

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Project IEC Materials Translation Services

Call Title: Translators (Expert in Yoruba and Pidgin Languages)

Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD) in Ekiti, Osun and Ondo, Oyo, Kogi and Abuja

Closing Date: 20th April 2026

Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

A. PURPOSE

The purpose of this RFP is at present New Initiative for Social Development (NISD) is implementing a project that requires effective communication of key messages to diverse audiences across above mentioned regions of Nigeria. Given Nigeria’s linguistic diversity, there is a critical need to ensure that these materials are accurately translated into local languages while preserving meaning, cultural relevance, and clarity. This will enhance accessibility, audience engagement, and programme impact. As a result, New Initiative for Social Development seeks qualified consultants, firms, or consortia to provide professional translation services for IEC and projection materials.

These messages are often delivered through Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials, including brochures, posters, training manuals, audio-visual content, and projection-based presentations.

B. OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The overall objective is to ensure that all IEC and projection materials are translated into selected local languages in a manner that is:

Accurate and contextually appropriate
Culturally sensitive and audience-friendly
Consistent with technical and programmatic messaging

C. SCOPE OF WORK

The selected service provider will be expected to:

Translate IEC materials (print and digital) into specified local languages (e.g., Yoruba and Pidgin Languages).
Translate scripts for projection materials (e.g., PowerPoint presentations, videos, animations).
Adapt content to suit cultural and contextual nuances without altering intended meaning.
Provide back-translation (where required) to ensure quality assurance.
Review and proofread translated materials for accuracy, grammar, and consistency.
Collaborate with programme teams to clarify technical content where necessary.
Support voice-over translation and subtitle development for multimedia IEC content (if applicable).

D. DELIVERABLES

The consultant/firm will deliver:

Translated IEC materials in required formats (Word, PDF, etc.)
Translated scripts for projection and multimedia materials
Back-translated versions (if required)
Proofread and finalized versions ready for dissemination
Glossary of key terms (where applicable) to ensure consistency

E. DURATION OF ASSIGNMENT

The assignment is expected to run for a period of 6–12 months, on a call-off or framework basis depending on programme needs.

F. ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONS

Interested applicants should demonstrate:

Proven experience in translation of IEC, development, health, or governance-related materials
Fluency in English and at least one or more Nigerian languages
Strong understanding of cultural and contextual nuances
Experience with technical/programmatic content translation
Capacity to deliver high-quality work within tight timelines
Experience with multimedia translation (voice-over, subtitles) is an added advantage

G. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

Proposals should not exceed 10–15 pages (excluding annexes) and must include:

1. Technical Proposal

Understanding of the assignment
Approach and methodology for translation and quality assurance
List of languages covered
Work plan and turnaround timelines
Team composition and roles
Relevant experience (including similar assignments)

2. Financial Proposal

Cost per word/page/minute (for audio-visual content)
Any additional costs (e.g., proofreading, back-translation, voice-over support)
Detailed budget breakdown in Naira

3. Annexes

CVs of key personnel
Sample translated IEC materials (if available)
Company/Organization profile

H. EVALUATION CRITERIA

Proposals will be evaluated using a weighted scoring system:

Technical Evaluation (70%)

Understanding of assignment – 20%
Methodology and quality assurance approach – 25%
Relevant experience – 15%
Team composition and language coverage – 10%

Financial Evaluation (30%)

Cost-effectiveness and value for money

Only proposals meeting the minimum technical threshold (e.g., 70%) will proceed to financial evaluation.

I. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Interested applicants should submit their proposals electronically in PDF format to:

procurement@nisd.org.ng
Subject line: “RFP – IEC Materials Translation Services (Applicant Name)”

Submission Deadline: 20th April 2026

Late submissions will not be considered.

J. CONFIDENTIALITY & OWNERSHIP

All translated materials produced under this assignment will remain the property of New Initiative for Social Development (NISD. The selected consultant/firm must maintain strict confidentiality and shall not use or reproduce materials without prior written consent.

K. DISCLAIMER

New Initiative for Social Development reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and is not bound to award the contract to the lowest bidder.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Supply of IT Equipment and Electronic Gadgets (Laptops, Printers, and Mobile Phones)

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Call Title: Supply of IT Equipment and Electronic Gadgets (Laptops, Printers, and Mobile Phones)

Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD)

Project Title: Act Naija! – Civil Society Action to Strengthen Social Protection in Nigeria

States: EKITI, ONDO OSUN, ABUJA, OYO & KOGI

Closing Date: 20th April 2026

Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

1. PURPOSE

The purpose of this RFP is to invite qualified vendors to supply and deliver high-quality electronic gadgets, including laptops, printers, and mobile phones, for the New Initiative for Social Development (NISD). The selected vendor will be responsible for providing durable, high-performance technology that meets the organization’s operational needs for Project.

2. SCOPE OF WORK

The selected vendor will be required to:

Supply high-performance laptops (standard and executive specifications).
Supply multi-function printers (Print, Scan, Copy) and accessories.
Supply mobile smartphones for field data collection and communication.
Deliver all gadgets to the designated office location(s).
Provide initial setup, configuration, and software installation (where applicable).
Ensure quality assurance and compliance with specified technical brands/models.
Provide a minimum 12-month manufacturer warranty and after-sales technical support.

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Proposals must include detailed datasheets outlining:

Laptops: Processor speed (e.g., Core i5/i7), RAM, Storage (SSD), Battery life, and Screen resolution.
Printers: Print speed (PPM), Connectivity (Wi-Fi/LAN), and Duplex printing capabilities.
Mobile Phones: Operating System, Camera quality, Battery capacity, and Internal storage.
Software: Genuine OS (Windows/macOS) and Productivity Suites.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)

Provision of Data Analyst Consultancy Services
Call Title: Data Analysis Consultancy Services
Issuing Organization: New Initiative for Social Development (NISD)
States: EKITI, ONDO OSUN, ABUJA, OYO & KOGI

Closing Date: 20th April 2026
Contact Email: procurement@nisd.org.ng

A. The purpose of this RFP is to invite qualified vendors and services of Data Analyst, for the New Initiative for Social Development (NISD). The selected vendor will be responsible for Support data collection, cleaning, and management processes data of needs for a Project.

B. OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The objective of this consultancy is to:

Support data collection, cleaning, and management processes
Analyze quantitative and qualitative data for programme insights
Develop dashboards, reports, and visualizations
Strengthen data-driven decision-making within the project
Ensure data quality, integrity, and compliance with standards
C. SCOPE OF WORK
The Data Analyst Consultant(s) will be required to:

Design and manage databases for programme data

Clean, validate, and organize datasets from field activities

Conduct statistical and thematic data analysis

Develop data visualization tools (charts, dashboards, infographics)

Produce analytical reports (monthly, quarterly, and ad-hoc)

Support Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) activities

Provide insights and recommendations for programme improvement

Ensure compliance with data protection and confidentiality standards

Collaborate with programme teams and partners across project locations

D. DELIVERABLES
The consultant(s) will be expected to deliver:

Cleaned and validated datasets

Data analysis reports (monthly/quarterly/final)

Dashboards and visual data presentations

M&E support outputs (indicators tracking, performance summaries)

Data quality assessment reports

Documentation of methodologies and tools used

E. DURATION OF ASSIGNMENT
The consultancy will run for a period of 6–12 months, with the possibility of renewal based on performance and project needs.

F. ELIGIBILITY & QUALIFICATIONS
Interested consultants/firms must demonstrate:

A degree in Statistics, Data Science, Economics, Computer Science, or related field

Minimum of 3–5 years’ experience in data analysis or related roles

Strong proficiency in tools such as Excel, SPSS, STATA, R, Python, or Power BI/Tableau

Experience working with NGOs, development projects, or government programmes

Demonstrated ability to analyze large datasets and produce actionable insights

Knowledge of Monitoring & Evaluation frameworks is an added advantage

Strong report writing and communication skills

Understanding of data protection and ethical standards

G. PROPOSAL REQUIREMENTS
Proposals should not exceed 10–15 pages (excluding annexes) and must include:

1. Technical Proposal
Understanding of the assignment
Methodology and analytical approach
Tools and software to be used
Work plan and timeline
Relevant experience and past assignments

2. Financial Proposal
Daily or monthly consultancy rate
Breakdown of costs (if applicable)
Any additional expenses

3. Annexes
CV(s) of consultant(s)
Academic and professional certificates
Evidence of previous similar work (reports, dashboards, etc.)
References from previous clients
Company profile (for firms)

H. EVALUATION CRITERIA
Proposals will be evaluated based on:
Technical Evaluation (70%)
Understanding of assignment – 15%
Methodology and analytical approach – 20%
Experience and past performance – 20%
Technical capacity/tools – 15%

Financial Evaluation (30%)
Cost-effectiveness and value for money
Only applicants meeting the minimum technical threshold will proceed to financial evaluation.

I. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
All proposals must be submitted electronically in MS Word or PDF format to:
procurement@nisd.org.ng

Subject: “RFP – Data Analyst Consultancy (Applicant Name)”
Deadline: 20th April 2026
Late submissions will not be considered.

J. CONFIDENTIALITY & OWNERSHIP
All information shared during this process and outputs generated under the contract shall remain the property of NISD. The selected consultant(s) must maintain strict confidentiality.

k. CONTACT INFORMATION

For inquiries and clarifications, please contact: Igber Grace | grace.igber@nisd.org.ng, +234 816 486 7841

L. DISCLAIMER
NISD reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and is not obligated to award the contract to the lowest bidder.

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NGO Targets 1,000 Male Champions In Ekiti To Promote Women’s Rights, End GBV

The New Initiative for Social Development (NISD), in partnership with the African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD), has launched a fresh advocacy movement aimed at mobilising men and boys to champion women’s rights and eliminate gender-based violence (GBV) in Ekiti State.

The project, themed Male Feminists Network, seeks to build at least 1,000 male allies across Ekiti and other Southwest states as part of a growing regional initiative.

Speaking at the opening of a two-day capacity-building workshop for young men and influencers on gender advocacy, feminist principles and GBV prevention, frontline civil society advocate, Professor Christopher Oluwadare, said the programme was part of a wider regional intervention engaging artisan leaders, religious figures and community influencers.

He explained that the goal is to develop a network of male feminists equipped and empowered to promote the rights and well-being of women, while actively working to curb violence in their communities.

Oluwadare challenged cultural beliefs used to deny women leadership roles, noting historical instances in Ile-Ife, Oyo and Ado-Ekiti where women served as traditional rulers. He also stressed that both the Bible and Quran affirm the equality of men and women, adding that many discriminatory practices are cultural inventions rather than divine instructions.

According to him, more than 25 participants, including pastors, imams, welders, electricians, mechanics, barbers and other artisan leaders, were engaged at the Ekiti session. He described the feedback as overwhelmingly positive, with participants expressing strong commitment to becoming advocates for women’s rights.

He commended the Ekiti State Government for leading efforts against GBV, describing the state as number one in Nigeria in policy and legislative support for gender equality.

“Although men created patriarchy, women sometimes sustain it unknowingly. Through sensitization, mobilization and continuous social education, we aim to reorient both men and women. Women need men in this fight, and men must speak up. Activism has long been led by women, but without men’s full involvement, the impact is limited,” he said.

Oluwadare added that involving men amplifies results, noting that the male feminist movement is currently running across the 36 states and the FCT. He expressed optimism that many cultural and gender-based barriers will begin to disappear over the next two years.

Religious leaders such as Alhaji Abdulrasaq Alli and Primate Olorunleke Abe commended NISD for the initiative, pledging to take the message to their congregations in the fight against GBV.

Also speaking, a representative of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Muyiwa Falaye, said the Assembly is fully aware of the existing gender-based laws in the state and reaffirmed the legislature’s commitment to supporting the programme.

NISD, Centre LSD Train Ondo Men, influencers on feminism, GBV prevention

A two-day capacity–building programme designed to strengthen the involvement of men and community influencers in gender advocacy and the prevention of gender-based violence has commenced in Akure, the Ondo State capital.

The initiative, tagged Male Feminists Network (MFN), is organised by the New Initiative for Social Development (NISD) in collaboration with the African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development. Participants were drawn from artisan unions—such as barbers, mechanics and electrical technicians—alongside traditional rulers, civil society organisations, religious institutions and the media.

Speaking at the opening session, the State Project Coordinator of MFN, Mr. Olusegun Ojo, said the programme aims to build a generation of men who understand feminism as a commitment to fairness, dignity and shared humanity.

He added that MFN is intentionally nurturing young male advocates capable of amplifying feminist ideals and supporting interventions that safeguard women and girls.

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