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An excerpt from ‘Neighbours’ a radio drama series produced by ARDA on #peacefulcoexistence and #ethnic and #religioustolerance. The world would be a better place if we stopped generalizing and got to know people for who they really are before making assumptions on their character

Wishing our Muslim brothers and sisters love, peace, and joy this #EidAlFitr and always. Happy #EidAlFitr from all of us at ARDA. #EidMubarak #HappyEid #EidAlFitr

Real impact. Real success stories. Through Open Arms, survivors of gender-based violence accessed safe support via our IVR platform. Through WE LEAP, women gained skills, confidence, and stepped into leadership...linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Real change starts with listening. At ARDA, we work closely with women, girls, youth, and marginalized communities to help them tell their own stories and shape the conversations that affect their lives. Through media, dialogue, and community...instagram.com/p/DV8xLxKCoyE/…

Put your word search skills to the test with our puzzle. What are the first two words you see? As you search, remember that gender-based violence is not just a topic for games or hashtags. It affects real people in our communities every day...instagram.com/p/DV0p6KSCktb/

This Women’s History Month the conversations don’t just end on #InternationalWomensDay. Join our friends at the Itunu Campaign for an interesting chat focused on women’s wellbeing, supportive communities, and stigma-free dialogue...web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=13…

Every voice matters. Every story deserves justice. Watch this story about courage, solidarity, and the power of speaking up. #HerStoryMatters #WomensRights #JusticeForWomen #SpeakUp #WomenSupportingWomen

"Real change for women and girls happens when rights, justice, and action come together." As we reflect on this year’s International Women’s Day, do you agree with our Executive Director’s message?

Many women and girls still face barriers to equal opportunities and participation in leadership. Real change starts with everyday actions in our communities. What are you doing to support women and girls to have equal rights, and a voice in decision-making in your community?

What’s International Women’s Day without a message from our Executive Director. As we approach March 8, here is a message from her.

Earlier this month, we lost Femi Jarrett, an acting icon, and one of the founders of ARDA. We feel the weight of his absence every day. Femi Jarrett, or Uncle F, as he was known at ARDA had already had one accomplished career as an actor when he decided...instagram.com/p/DVJTM6AilVp/…

At ARDA, we know economic empowerment is key to reducing poverty and driving inclusive growth. Empowerment may start small, but collective commitment fuels global change. #ARDA #TogetherWeCan #SustainableLivelihoods #WomenEmpowerment #CommunityBuilding #DevelopmentSolutions

We are inviting reliable car hire service providers in Lagos State to support airport transfers for an upcoming workshop. If your company provides safe, professional, and timely transportation services, we encourage you to submit your company profile to info@ardadci.org

Habiba Ahmed expresses her excitement about the impact of the Women’s Empowerment for Leadership and Economic Advancement for Peace (WE LEAP) radio program in the project target communities.

AI helps me present shows more effectively. I encourage fellow OAPs and radio hosts to embrace AI to enhance their craft." — Nura Mukhtar, anchor of Wake Daya on Express Radio Kano, produced by ARDA under the Community Initiatives to Promote Peace (CIPP) project. #WorldRadioDay

"AI has helped me a lot in my job. It supports quick research and content generation ideas. For me, it has enhanced preparation, precision, and productivity." — Hameedah, OAP at Royal FM 95.1, who worked with ARDA on the AWPP project funded by @canada_nigeria through @unwomenng.

AI is my creative assistant, not my voice. It helps me stay productive, craft unique scripts, and keep listeners engaged with fresh tunes and trending stories." — Henry Ipole, anchor of My Neighbour, My Friend on Radio Benue, produced by ARDA under the CIPP Project.

On World Radio Day, ARDA celebrates the enduring power of radio, a medium we have used for decades to shape conversations, shift behaviours, and strengthen communities across Nigeria. Radio is evolving, but its strength remains human.

How can AI support radio without replacing its human touch?

Day 1 of our strategic social media campaign workshop brought together facilitators and influencers to define objectives, refine key messages, and map out a unified direction for promoting reproductive health, ending stigma, and inspiring informed action in Lagos, Nigeria.

Coercive control thrives in silence, especially in digital spaces where abuse can be hidden, or normalized. But together, we can challenge harmful behaviours, protect women and girls, and create a culture where digital spaces are safe for everyone. #EndGBV #StopDigitalViolence