C21st - THE CENTER FOR 21ST CENTURY ISSUES

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Center for 21st Century Issues

The Centre for 21^st Century Issues works to build capacity for sustainable development and poverty reduction by engaging with youth groups, promoting environmental, social and economic justice and peace building, and deepening democratic culture and good governance, including women’s human rights, equity and social justice. The Centre has organized gender and climate change workshops in Nigeria and at the COP negotiations in Copenhagen and Cancún.

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Capacity Building

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Climate Change Advocacy

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Social Justice

Our Mission Focus:

Climate Change, Democracy and Governance, Education, Gender Rights and Equity, Health, Media, Sustainable Development, Women Peace and Security, Women's Leadership, Youth

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12 Jun

Happy Democracy Day — June 12

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

Today is Nigeria’s Democracy Day in commemoration of the historic June 12, 1993 Presidential election won by the candidate of the Social...

12 Jun

Celebrating World Environment Day 2021: Let’s unite to save our Environment!

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Alao Abiodun The earth is a unified system which involves exploring the interactions between the atmosphere, land, and water and the...

15 Apr

COVID 19 vaccination assessment report from PHCs in Epe LGA

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Toyin Oshaniwa A visit to PHCs in Epe Local Government area, during an assessment visit by the Lagos State Civil Society...

15 Apr

COVID-19 vaccination monitoring at Alimosho LGA and matters arising

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Iruoma Ofortube A visit was conducted round some of the COVID-19 vaccination centres in Alimosho local government of Lagos State as...

10 Apr

REPORT: I was not deterred by my husband experience after taking the vaccine, says middle-aged woman

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Adeola Ogunlade On the 24th of March, the Lagos State Civil Society Coalition Against COVID-19 under the coordination of the Centre...

10 Apr

How Lagos Govt doubled down on COVID-19 vaccination exercise

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Sam Ifeanyi Nwosu Mrs. Adepoju Idowu, who is a health official working at a primary healthcare center at Ilasa, a suburb...

10 Apr

Health workers advise Lagosians to get vaccinated, say no adverse effects recorded

By Titi Akosa/ Traditional

By Michael Simire While Health workers have continuously advised Nigerians to get vaccinated, they are still at the front-line championing the country’s...