Rescue Nigeria is now an arm of IGIC — and that is good news for citizens
From today, the movement you know as Rescue Nigeria leads with its registered name: the Initiative for Good and Informed Citizenship. Here is what changes — and what never will.
People’s Parliament asks: Is Nigeria getting better?
Two and a half years into the Tinubu administration, citizens and panelists met to review its policies, achievements, shortcomings and the direction Nigeria should take.
We support thoughtful, peaceful protest — but informed citizens win the long fight
Our statement on the #EndBadGovernance protests: the right to protest is precious, it comes with responsibilities, and protest alone cannot fix Nigeria.
Nigeria at 61: We need to restructure and start working for the common good
A year after our launch, we warned that without a major intervention things could get worse — and they had.
Our first music campaign: “Since 1960” by Base10 Star General
Afromusic artiste Base10 Star General released a song of liberation for Rescue Nigeria — for free, as a concerned citizen.
Nigeria at 60: It is time to battle the mindsets and forces keeping us down
The founding statement of Rescue Nigeria, issued on the eve of the nation’s 60th Independence Day.
Nigeria falling behind, says the World Bank
Growth is too slow to lift the bottom half of the population out of poverty, the World Bank warned in its yearly overview.