The Collaborative Media Project

The Collaborative Media Engagement for Development, Inclusivity and Accountability (The Collaborative Media Project) is a multi-level intervention for media independence and government accountability.

Latest news and updates

Promises unfulfilled: Kaduna residents still without clean water despite multi-billion naira mega projects

How unregulated mining poses threat to agriculture, security in North west state

SPECIAL REPORT: How shortage of teachers, non-payment of salaries, neglect undermined public primary schools in Okpokwu LGA

Special report: Poor inclusion strategy in LASU exposes students with albinism to stigmatisations

You will be my enemy forever’ — Bauchi Gov’s Son tells WikkiTimes Publisher

Urgent appeal from Damaturu grain traders: Crippling road conditions threaten market stability

Special report on preserving tradition: The role and evolution of Sangaya education in modern Lake Chad region of Nigeria

Special report: Lagos State University’s accelerated calendar produces graduates in 3 years

Project Strategy

Make subgrants to 26 media and media-related organisations to enhance media independence

Support individual and collaborative investigative stories to increase accountability at sub-national levels of government and the private sector

Build the capacity of partners, media houses and other beneficiaries on investigative reporting, media laws, ethics, safety, civil rights and media sustainability

Amplify the voices of marginalised groups including girls and women, children, ethnic-minorities, persons with disability and youth

Lead conversations and provide thought leadership on media independence, accountability of government at all levels and social justice

Collaborate to tell partners' stories and defend media rights and civic space sanctity