This week on #SMTuesdays, we discussed Social Media Do’s (#SMDos) i.e Best Practices for using social media. Below are tweets from the session. Thanks to all those who participated

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If you’ve gone shopping recently, you will notice that virtually every product in the market has increased in price. If you ask the people selling these products the reason for the increment, their response will be dollar is high or dollar has increased.

The Partners for Peace Network (P4P) recently held their 2016 Annual General Meeting in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state. The AGM brought together all the network members of the P4P with the theme of “Networking for Sustainability”

In its support for agriculture, PIND targets women and youth as key actors/beneficiaries. Addressing the barriers that reduce the participation of women along the agricultural value chain, from production through to processing and trade, is vital.

The challenges faced in the Niger Delta are complex. Achieving stabilization and sustainable development in the region will require collaboration across Federal government ministries and agencies on a holistic approach.

Living Hope Organization (LIVHORG) is a community based Civil Society Organization for people living with HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis. LIVHORG works with experts in the field of education, Hematocrit (HCT), home based care/referral services (CHBC), palliative treatment, community sensitizations and support group meetings to provide treatment and information on issues concerning HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis (TB) to people living with the virus

The Media hub of the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) recently conducted a training on photography and videography for the Participatory Partnerships For Community Development (PPCD)

The 2nd Annual Powering Africa Summit was held on the 28-29 January 2016 in Washington D.C. The summit is a platform to showcase power, trade and infrastructure investment opportunities across the African continent. The event also serves as a platform to engage more than 400 decision makers from the United States and African public and private sectors to explore different options that could contribute to a good energy mix to meet the growing energy demands of the continent and how bankable electricity projects can be increased