Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
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Upcoming activities

 

  • Social Protection Floor Lagos 7-8 May, 2013 with Partner Federation of Informal Workers’ Organizations of Nigeria (FIWON)
  • NLC/ILO Workshop 2 May 2013 Abuja
  • Strengthen Equal Participation in Decision Making and Governance in Nawfija, Ndikelionwu Communities Anambra State 29 April–3 May 2013 with Partner WorldWIDE Network (WWN)
  • Radio Programme: Promoting Citizen's Participation in Budgetary and Governance Processes in Awka Anambra State 28 April, 2013 with Partner Health and Community Development Initiative (HECOD)
  • NLC Rain and Harmattan School Planning Meeting Makurdi, Benue state 24-26 April, 2013 in collaboration with Partner Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC)
  • Building Leadership Capabilities/Capacity for Emerging Labour Ilorin Kwara state 24-25 April, 2013 with Partner Trade Union Congress (TUC)

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Welcome to FES Nigeria

Barka da zuwa FES Nigeria!
E k’abo si FES t'ile Nigeria!
Nno, anyi n’anabata unu na FES Nigeria!

 

 

Book Launch of FES Nigeria Discussion Paper 3 “The Fire Next Time: Youth, Violence and Democratisation in Northern Nigeria”


Discussion Paper 3 Launch abuja 2013


(Fr. L-R (1)Fatima Ibrahim - CITAD; (2) Ike Okonta - NCSR; (3) Dorothee Janetzke-Wenzel - German Ambassador; (4) Thomas Maettig - Resident Rep. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES); (5) Olumide Olaniyan - Book Reviewer; (6) Grace Awodu - IPCR

The national elections in Nigeria 2011 were labelled the freest and fairest in the history of the Nigerian democracy. Every election so far had been accompanied by violence but the outbreaks in Northern Nigeria 2011 reached a new level and are a testimony to the grievances in the region and the rising tension. Especially young adults were part of the crisis. Read more


NLC – Interactive session on international cooperation work of the NLC

“Our aim today is to create a road map that will define the commitment of the Nigeria Labour Congress to international cooperation”, Comrade Abdulwahed Omar, President of the NLC, explained on the 11th of March, 2013. The President mentioned the importance of cooperation and solidarity with other African unions as well as with the global union movement. In a globalised world, cooperation between Labour Unions of different countries is more important than ever – e.g. to establish Global Framework Agreements in multinational corporations. Read more



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