Tope Fashola

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Tope Fashola

Tope Fashola

@teepee3007

Development/Governance/Accountability expert, Policy Analyst and International advocate. A change catalyst! Country Director @Christian Aid

Abuja, Nigeria Katılım Ağustos 2010
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PCDL@ThisIsPCDL·
It’s almost here! Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris Oct 24–26, 2025 | 2PM GMT+1 Join millions around the world for 3 days of healing, hope & inspiration. Call +1 832 724 9390
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Centre LSD@centrelsd·
"In July 2003, the African Union adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa, famously known as the Maputo Protocol. This document was a turning point for women’s rights in Africa, recognizing: 1. Comprehensive rights for women 2. Gender equality in social and political spaces 3. Reproductive autonomy and freedom from harmful traditional practices. The adoption of the Solemn Declaration on Gender Equality in Africa further reinforced the continent’s commitment to these principles. For the first time, African governments were pledging not just to ratify agreements but to implement them at a national level. At the time, we were hopeful. We believed this was a defining moment. But here we are, 20 years after Maputo, and the question remains: Where do we stand today? 🔴 Only 42 out of 55 African countries have ratified it 🔴 Many have failed to domesticate or implement it effectively 🔴 Challenges such as weak political will, lack of funding, and cultural resistance persist. Women and girls across Africa still face significant barriers in education, leadership, and economic participation. Harmful traditional beliefs continue to shape policies and social norms, holding women back from achieving their full potential. Here in Nigeria, the situation is particularly alarming: ⚠️ Nigeria ranks 136th on the Global Gender Gap Index (2023). ⚠️ Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world—accounting for 12% of all maternal deaths globally. ⚠️ Out-of-school girls in Nigeria number in the millions, the highest in West Africa and one of the highest in the world. These are not just statistics—they represent real lives, real struggles, and real injustices. As we reflect on 30 years since Beijing and 20 years since Maputo, we must ask ourselves: What will history say about our generation? Will we be remembered as the ones who let momentum slip away, or as the generation that pushed forward and made real, lasting change?" Her Excellency, Erelu Bisi Fayemi, speaking earlier today at the Transformative Gender Justice Conference.
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ACT Alliance@ACTAlliance·
#ACT General Assembly 101📝: Wondering what is an ACT Alliance General Assembly, what we do, and why we gather? "At its heart, the assembly is about the business of ACT Alliance, but it is also a key moment for connection, engagement, networking, and much more. Whether you’re in Yogyakarta or following from afar, I hope you find the assembly to be a great experience!" actalliance.org/act-news/act-g… #ACTGA2024 #HopeInAction
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Christian Aid in Nigeria
Christian Aid in Nigeria@CAID_Nigeria·
Earlier today, @CAID_Nigeria welcomed the Consular General of Denmark. The visit, building on our ongoing conversation, focused on partnerships and private sector engagement. Our Country Director, @Teepee3007, shared insights into our work, exploring collaboration with Denmark
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Christian Aid in Nigeria
Christian Aid in Nigeria@CAID_Nigeria·
The Tax Justice and Governance Platform National Steering Committee is hosting a two-day retreat to review and develop its annual strategic plan for the upcoming fiscal year, reinforcing our commitment to tax justice and good governance in Nigeria. #TaxJustice #ChristianAid
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Babajide Sanwo-Olu@jidesanwoolu·
On behalf of the government and the people of Lagos State, we join family, friends, associates, and the entire congregation of Christ Embassy to felicitate with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome on his Diamond Jubilee Celebration. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has been a blessing, not just to members of his church but to millions of Lagos residents, who have benefited from his ministry and philanthropic gestures. We also appreciate his unceasing prayers and wise counsel over the years. As Pastor Chris Oyakhilome celebrates his 60th birthday today, I pray that the Almighty God will grant him good health to enable him to render more service to humanity and God's kingdom.
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Ben Murray-Bruce@benmurraybruce·
A national strike over a local issue in Imo is not what Nigeria needs right now. The reforms are working. The Naira is responding to such reforms. Multiple banks have declared record profits. The manufacturing sector has begun to adjust, meaning that jobs will be created. To rock the boat now is not in the national interest. Let us think beyond ourselves and our allies. Nigeria must not go down because of what went down in Imo.
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Christian Aid in Nigeria
Christian Aid in Nigeria@CAID_Nigeria·
#DRaSS From clogged pathways to efficient water flow!💯 Behold the transformation of drainages in Aliyu Jedo - #Sokoto South! 👌 We celebrate the power of community-driven initiatives for a cleaner environment! 🥂 #Flooding got nothing on our communities this season! 😁😁
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