Step Up Nigeria Joins CSOs at the Launch of the Policy Paper and the Civil Society Organization (CSO) Dialogue on Polarization.

We recently participated in an informative and constructive dialogue aimed at effectively influencing change and outlining practical steps to reduce polarization while fostering inclusive discussions among various groups in Nigeria.

At the launch of the policy paper and the Civil Society Organization (CSO) dialogue on polarization, organized by Thoughts and Mace Advisory, our Head of Operations, Grace Ezema, ACA, FIMC , contributed to the panel discussion. This discussion focused on identifying collaborative solutions to mitigate the drivers and effects of polarization in the sector.

During the conversation, Grace suggested several ways to bridge the divide among CSOs. She emphasized the importance of encouraging these organizations to concentrate on shared issues such as governance, human rights, and social justice, rather than competing for visibility.