NDLink used the entire month of August to teach staff of PIND Foundation on the basic use of social media tools and platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Infographics) […]
Sustainable peace and security remains a key challenge in the Niger Delta region. Recent trends in violence have shown significant rise in conflict incidents andviolent fatalities since February 2015. […]
The Shell Petroleum Development Company operated Joint Venture has trained 15 engineering graduates from host communities of the Afam VI Power Plant at Oyigbo in Rivers […]
A Singapore-based investment organization, Ashdene Associates Nigeria, has signed an agreement with the Akwa Ibom State Government for investment in agricultural development, infrastructural expansion and consolidation worth about $100 million.
Akwa Ibom State Government has entered into agreement on agricultural development, infrastructural expansion and consolidation with Ashdene Associates Nigeria, a Singapore based investment organisation.
The recent media training held between 25-30 July 2016 and conducted by the Partners for Peace project (a peace building program of The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) for its state chapter leaders illustrated the fact that good story telling is very critical for effectively illustrating impact of your work. The importance of good story telling cannot be over emphasized. Story telling is a valuable and necessary skill in measuring impact in development activities.
On the heels of the recently launched Impact Assessment Report on "Assessing Impact in Nigeria's Niger Delta", PIND, and its sister organization, NDPI, hosted a Twitter Townhall to discuss impact of development in the Niger Delta using the hashtag #ndimpact
As part of the strategies to mobilize citizens, youths in particular, to participate in the Sustainable Development Goals, Abia State has launched the Sustainable Development Goals […]
The 2016 Youth-Enabled Fish Farming AgriHack West Africa (YEFFA) continues with a week-long series of events.
The CTA sponsored ICT4Ag intervention is being staged simultaneously in four West African cities of Ibadan, Warri, Lome, and Cotonou and hosted at technology hubs of Wennovation Hub, PIND, Woelab, and EtriLabs respectively.
On September 8th, 2016, GIZ and PIND, in collaboration with public and private sector partners, as well as the federal government, will host a one-day National Cassava Summit, with the theme “Towards a U.S.$5 billion Per Annum Cassava Industry in the Next Five Years.â€