OWACDO and NAPTIP trained wives of traditional and religious leaders in Benue to recognise trafficking risks and strengthen community prevention.
Women Community Leaders Gain Tools to Prevent Human Trafficking Read More »
OWACDO marked World Hepatitis Day 2026 with an awareness walk, free screening and a sensitisation session reaching 150 women in Ichwa.
World Hepatitis Day Outreach Brings Screening and Prevention Messages to Benue Read More »
OWACDO sensitised more than 2,500 NYSC corps members at Wanune on trafficking risks, prevention and the protection of vulnerable people.
OWACDO Reaches Over 2,500 Corps Members With Anti-Trafficking Education Read More »
OWACDO and partners trained Social Register Action Teams in Benue to mobilise communities, monitor enrolment and advocate for vulnerable households.
OWACDO Equips SoRATs to Strengthen Benue’s Social Register Read More »
OWACDO strengthened staff knowledge of condoms, PrEP, PEP, U=U, testing and stigma reduction to improve HIV education for young people.
OWACDO Strengthens Staff Capacity on HIV Prevention for Young People Read More »
OWACDO has begun a second six-month Stronger Women, Stronger Nations phase in Ichwa, building women’s social, economic and livelihood skills.
Second Phase of Stronger Women, Stronger Nations Begins in Ichwa Read More »
An OWACDO sensitisation at Fidi Market reached approximately 2,500 people with information on human trafficking, violence prevention and timely reporting.
OWACDO Reaches 2,500 People With Anti-Trafficking Awareness at Fidi Market Read More »
OWACDO trained 12 staff and volunteers in financial management, monitoring, conflict sensitivity and responsible delivery of women’s health programmes.
How OWACDO Is Strengthening Project Accountability for Women’s Health Programmes Read More »
Twenty community health workers from Makurdi and Guma gained practical knowledge to support menstrual and menopausal health in Benue communities.
OWACDO Trains 20 Community Health Workers to Support Women’s Health in Benue Read More »
An examination of Nigeria’s proposed NGO and foreign aid bills and their possible implications for civil society accountability and independence.
Nigeria’s Proposed NGO and Foreign Aid Bills: What They Could Mean for Civil Society Read More »