Indigenous People’s Rights Protection

 The Centre for Transparency Advocacy (CTA) courtesy visit to focus communities seek to relate more on the issues that affect the Original Inhabitants of FCT and also collaborate with them on how their voices can be heard, amplified and how their rights can be promoted.CTA paid a courtesy visit to the Sa’peyi of Garki chiefdom […]

 Centre for Transparency Advocacy and eight other Sub- grantees supported by CHRICED and MacArthur is implementing the FCT OI project which is aimed at Promoting the Rights of Original Inhabitants (OIs) In Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Based on the broad outcomes of CHRICED, CTA is focusing on Promoting Cultural Values and Environmental Rights of Original […]

CTA Town Hall meeting on CDA and Validation of Scooping study on the Impact of Mining on the Culture of the Original Inhabitants of FCT. The purpose of this meeting is to share a draft of the scooping study report with stakeholders like you to validate the claims obtained from the field and give room […]

Highlights from theGrand Cultural Rally of Abuja Original inhabitants, featuring exhibitions and dance.Centre for Transparency Advocacy with support from MacArthur Foundation through Resource Centre for human rights and civic Education(CHRICED) Commemorating the International World Indigenous People’s Day 2022 at the Old Parade Ground Area 10, Abuja. Cultural rally plays a very significant role in the […]

The Centre for Transparency Advocacy, on 14/12/2022 held a School’s Cultural Competition featuring Arts , Poetry and dance. Skills and talents were fully deployed by students of the participating schools. The Executive Director of CTA Faith Nwadishi promised to encourage the talented students even as she offered a scholarship to a student with special needs […]

 Staff Training on Project Management and resource mobilization & Innovation.This training was to improve the programme skill of staff in these areas.The training was facilitated by a veteran in the development space, Dr. Emeka Ononamadu.With support from MacArthur Foundation through resource Centre for human rights and civic education(CHRICED)