Recent Interventions

Community Reporting Webinar Inspires Citizens to Become Voices for Change The CSAAE Civil Society Advocacy Centre successfully hosted an engaging and impactful Community Reporters Network Webinar on Thursday, 9th July 2026, with the theme: “Community Reporting: A Tool for Accountability, Advocacy and Social Change.” The virtual event brought together participants from different backgrounds who expressed […]

The CSAAE, Civil Society Advocacy Centre through it’s SeeSay Reporting Radio Programme, continued its discussion on improving access to quality education during today’s edition. The programme featured Dr. Goodness Okejirim, CEdu Coordinator at CSAAE and an education consultant, who responded to questions submitted by listeners following last week’s broadcast. The session addressed key issues including

The latest edition of the SEESAY Radio Reporting Program, organized by C-Advocate News in partnership with Ozisa FM and the Ubenwanne Foundation, featured a thought-provoking discussion on the topic “Improving Access to Quality Education.” The program hosted Mr. Okpe, a Talent and Development Expert, and Dr. Goodness the CEdu Coordinator at CSAAE and an Education

During today’s edition of the Seesay Radio Reporting Program, we hosted an engaging open mic segment on “Your Right to Health Insurance.” The segment provided listeners with an opportunity to call in and share their concerns, questions, and experiences related to health insurance. One of the callers, Jepthah from Amakohia, a student, explained that he

On June 17, 2026, Seesay Radio Reporting Programme focused on the various health insurance packages available to Nigerians. During the one-hour interactive session, anchor Blessing Iriaka enlightened listeners on the different health insurance plans designed for various groups of people. She explained that government workers are covered under the Public Sector Social Health Insurance Programme,

On June 10, 2026, Seesay Radio’s Reporting Programme discussed the impact of Health Insurance on healthcare delivery in Nigeria. During the programme, anchor Blessing Iriaka highlighted the positive contributions of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) since its implementation. A caller raised concerns about cases where some hospitals fail to dispense prescribed medications to patients

The Civil Society Centre of CSAAE successfully hosted another edition of its SEESAY Reporting Radio Program today the 3rd day of June 2026. Seesay is an interactive citizen engagement platform that enables members of the public to call in, share their experiences, ask questions, and report issues affecting their communities. The focus of today’s edition was Health

As the world marks the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), it presents an important occasion to reaffirm our global commitment to ending this harmful practice that continues to affect millions of women and girls worldwide. At CSAAE, we stand in solidarity with survivors of FGM and remain dedicated to raising

Taking a stroll down memory lane to an impactful event in Calabar, Cross River, where CSAAE joined forces with Palladium USAID and SCALE to tackle Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) and Child, Early, and Forced Marriage (CEFM).   Ably represented in the event by it’s Administrative Assistant Maryann Ndugbu, with a diverse mix of advocates, activists,