2024 was an eventful year for Tap Nitiative as we worked to advance transparency, accountability, human rights and justice in both the judiciary and the civil space. With the unwavering support of stakeholders and our esteemed donors, we made strides toward a stronger society. As we progress into 2025, we are excited to continue this journey with your partnership. Together, let us build a resilient judicial system and a thriving civil space. Thank you for believing in our vision. #HumanRights #JudicialAccountability #Transparency

In parts of northern Nigeria, fewer than 2 in 100 young women have ever used a computer, yet they are being registered, banked, and governed online. Their data is everywhere, but their rights remain largely unknown. Nigeria’s own target is 70% #DigitalLiteracy by 2027, but we’re nowhere near it. Millions are already living in a #DigitalEconomy they were never equipped to navigate. This year, @ndpcngr honoured @accountlabng with the Privacy Excellence Award for advancing #DataPrivacy and #DigitalRights, and we’re not stopping there. We’re supporting a generation that understands its rights, owns its data, and helps shape the policies governing its digital future. Your data, your right, your future. 🇳🇬

Upholding judicial integrity. The TAP Initiative has officially petitioned the CJN and NJC to investigate allegations of judicial misconduct involving Justice Peter Lifu. Transparency in our courts is vital for maintaining public trust. Read more: dnnmedia.ng/alleged-judicial… @TapNitiative #dnnmedia #DevNewsNG #Judiciary #Justice #Accountability #TAPInitiative

Group petitions NJC, CJN over ADC deregistration judgement, seeks sanction against judge premiumtimesng.com/news/top-…

BREAKING: Appeal court faults judge, stays judgment ordering ADC, Accord deregistration The court of appeal in Abuja has stayed the execution of a federal high court judgement directing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to deregister the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political parties. In a unanimous ruling on Tuesday, a three-member panel led by Abba Mohammed held that Peter Lifu, a federal high court judge, acted in disregard of an earlier order of the appellate court when he proceeded to deliver the judgement. thecable.ng/breaking-appeal-…

“Delivered Despite Appeal Court Stay” — Tap Initiative Petitions CJN, NJC To Probe Justice Lifu Over Judgment Deregistering ADC, Accord, APP, AA, ZLP thenigerialawyer.com/deliver… via @Nigerialawyers

CSO petitions NJC to probe judge over ADC, Accord deregistration judgment TAP Initiative for Citizens’ Development, a civil society organisation (CSO), has petitioned the National Judicial Council (NJC), seeking an investigation into the conduct of Peter Lifu, judge of a federal high court, over the judgement ordering the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political parties. In the petition dated June 16, the group asked Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, chief justice of Nigeria (CJN) and chairman of the NJC, to investigate Lifu for disregarding a subsisting court order and pending appellate proceedings. thecable.ng/cso-petitions-nj…

Our petition against Justice Lifu has been received by the office of the Chief Justice of Nigeria. We will monitor the outcome closely.

Happy Democracy Day #iReportINEC

During a panel session on “Rethinking Nigeria’s Civic Space Across Generations” at the Intergenerational Civil Society Convening, panelists raised key concerns around democratic participation and civic sustainability in #Nigeria. They noted a weakening of intergenerational civic continuity, with concerns that #civicengagement is becoming less strategic and coordinated compared to earlier democratic movements. The decline of strong organising structures and intentional leadership succession was identified as a risk to sustaining long-term civic impact. Emphasizing the need for renewal, they called for stronger voter education that is community-driven, accessible, and grounded in citizens’ realities, alongside intentional intergenerational civic coalitions that strengthen collaboration, mentorship, and coordinated advocacy beyond protest.

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In a call for unity and resilience, “Tebe” reminds us of the danger of division and the importance of standing together in the face of exploitation. The track stresses that citizens are stronger together and pushes for collective action, shared responsibility, and community support for positive social change to happen. Because when citizens’ stay united and intentional about their purpose, change becomes possible and harder to ignore. #civicaction #civicparticipation #citizensengagement #activecitizens

The 3rd and Final Phase of the CVR Exercise Begins Today! #3rdandFinalPhaseCVRExercise

Press Release on the Malabo Protocol: Read More: tapinitiatives.org/tap-initi…

Accountability or an escape hatch? ⚖️ A deep dive into the Malabo Protocol and the debate over providing immunity for sitting heads of state in Africa’s proposed criminal court. This critical analysis weighs the scales of justice against the complexities of continental politics. Read the analysis here: dnnmedia.ng/malabo-protocol-… @TapNitiative #dnnmedia #devnewsng #MalaboProtocol #AfricanJustice #HumanRights

Coming soon…#iReportINEC