Journalists for Democratic Rights (JODER), a CSO, is set to organise a summit on reducing election violence through youth mobilisation.
February 3, 2023 10:11 PM
Describing, Nigeria as fragile, the CSO said the country is currently at the mercy of political actors who use violence as a weapon. “By bringing the groups together, JODER hopes to strengthen the existing network in rural communities for collective action against violence.“We believe the prevention of conflict in these areas will have a chain impact on the wellbeing of the country at large.
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